"DeBoer…was an unexpected tour de force" says Jan Jezioro of Buffalo's Artvoice. Soprano Amanda DeBoer Bartlett has been performing with Ensemble dal niente, Color Field Ensemble, Quince Contemporary Vocal Ensemble, Opera Omaha, and Aetherplough on national and international stages. Her work centers on the development of collaborative projects including contemporary chamber music, operas, musicals, and multi-media pieces. She is known for her adventurous performances and fearless approach to challenging repertoire.
Recent and upcoming performances include Merkin Hall (Kaufman Center, NYC), Nichols Concert Hall (Chicago), Elastic Arts Foundation (Chicago), Issue Project Room (New York), The International Festival of Chihuahua (Mexico), The Gershwin Hotel (New York), the City Auditorium of Maccagno (Italy), Overture Center for the Arts (Madison), Manhattan School of Music (New York), and the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art (Omaha).
Ms. DeBoer's first solo album was released February 11, 2013. Her current research is focused around ingressive phonation (inward singing) as it is used in contemporary vocal music.
Recent and upcoming performances include Merkin Hall (Kaufman Center, NYC), Nichols Concert Hall (Chicago), Elastic Arts Foundation (Chicago), Issue Project Room (New York), The International Festival of Chihuahua (Mexico), The Gershwin Hotel (New York), the City Auditorium of Maccagno (Italy), Overture Center for the Arts (Madison), Manhattan School of Music (New York), and the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art (Omaha).
Ms. DeBoer's first solo album was released February 11, 2013. Her current research is focused around ingressive phonation (inward singing) as it is used in contemporary vocal music.
