Soprano Natalie Ingrisano enjoys performing as a soloist, chamber musician, and professional chorister in the Pacific Northwest and Midwest, and has also performed abroad (Urbania, Italy, 2008). She has sung for audiences that have ranged from intimate community concerts to large venues with 25,000 attendees (Chicago’s United Center, 2013).
Favorite recent performances as a soloist include Bruckner’s Requiem, Mozart’s Requiem, Couperin’s Leçons de Ténèbres, Handel’s Messiah, Charpentier’s Te Deum, Vivaldi’s Gloria, Magnificat, and Vespers, the Monteverdi 1641 Vespers, Johann Ernst Galliard's The Hymn of Adam and Eve with Byron Schenkman, Guest Faculty Artist Recital with David Schrader (organ) at Lyon College (AR), Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 with the Northbrook Symphony (IL), and even performing as a solo character baroque dancer in the opera Les Arts Florissants (OH). She frequently appears on local Seattle concert series including Classical Uncorked, Bach's Lunch, and Tinte Cellars' Candlelight Concerts. She founded the Classical Music Nights at Cafe Racer concert series and was co-artistic director of the series. As a professional chorister she thoroughly enjoyed her time in the renowned Grant Park Symphony Chorus (Chicago, IL) before relocating to Washington state. In Seattle she is now a resident member of the Mägi Ensemble and frequently performs with the Emerald Ensemble. In 2021 she joined the new professional choral ensemble, The Benedict XVI, for their inaugural season in San Francisco and won the soprano solo in the first concert. Travel currently being planned for the coming 2 years of professional choral contracts will take her to England and Estonia to perform.
Natalie recently finished recording her first 6-track solo album of baroque music with harpsichordist Jillon Stoppels Dupree which is now in the process of being mixed and mastered. She frequently appears with beloved east coast based Celtic band The Beggar Boys as a guest lead singer, and enjoys performing regularly in a local Celtic trio as the lead singer as well. She has twice had the honor of performing the United States and French National Anthems at Alliance Française and City of Chicago’s Bastille Day celebration in Daley Plaza. As a chorister in 2013 she rocked it hard singing with the Rolling Stones.
Ingrisano received her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. She is a graduate of the Artist Diploma in Early Music program at Cornish College of the Arts which is what brought her to Seattle. She has performed as a young artist alongside faculty at the Baroque Performance Institute at Oberlin Conservatory where she attended on a full scholarship. She has studied baroque dance with Anna Mansbridge for 7 years and performs baroque dance every year at the Seattle Early Dance Costume Ball Fundraiser.
Favorite recent performances as a soloist include Bruckner’s Requiem, Mozart’s Requiem, Couperin’s Leçons de Ténèbres, Handel’s Messiah, Charpentier’s Te Deum, Vivaldi’s Gloria, Magnificat, and Vespers, the Monteverdi 1641 Vespers, Johann Ernst Galliard's The Hymn of Adam and Eve with Byron Schenkman, Guest Faculty Artist Recital with David Schrader (organ) at Lyon College (AR), Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 with the Northbrook Symphony (IL), and even performing as a solo character baroque dancer in the opera Les Arts Florissants (OH). She frequently appears on local Seattle concert series including Classical Uncorked, Bach's Lunch, and Tinte Cellars' Candlelight Concerts. She founded the Classical Music Nights at Cafe Racer concert series and was co-artistic director of the series. As a professional chorister she thoroughly enjoyed her time in the renowned Grant Park Symphony Chorus (Chicago, IL) before relocating to Washington state. In Seattle she is now a resident member of the Mägi Ensemble and frequently performs with the Emerald Ensemble. In 2021 she joined the new professional choral ensemble, The Benedict XVI, for their inaugural season in San Francisco and won the soprano solo in the first concert. Travel currently being planned for the coming 2 years of professional choral contracts will take her to England and Estonia to perform.
Natalie recently finished recording her first 6-track solo album of baroque music with harpsichordist Jillon Stoppels Dupree which is now in the process of being mixed and mastered. She frequently appears with beloved east coast based Celtic band The Beggar Boys as a guest lead singer, and enjoys performing regularly in a local Celtic trio as the lead singer as well. She has twice had the honor of performing the United States and French National Anthems at Alliance Française and City of Chicago’s Bastille Day celebration in Daley Plaza. As a chorister in 2013 she rocked it hard singing with the Rolling Stones.
Ingrisano received her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. She is a graduate of the Artist Diploma in Early Music program at Cornish College of the Arts which is what brought her to Seattle. She has performed as a young artist alongside faculty at the Baroque Performance Institute at Oberlin Conservatory where she attended on a full scholarship. She has studied baroque dance with Anna Mansbridge for 7 years and performs baroque dance every year at the Seattle Early Dance Costume Ball Fundraiser.
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