Andrea Zomorodian, a native Seattle soprano, regularly performs across the US and abroad. Her work in LA has been focused on concert, oratorio, early music, and studio singing.

Recent solo engagements include the role of Serpina in Pergolesi’s opera La Serva Padrona with San Diego Baroque, Handel Messiah for LA Master Chorale, Long Beach Camerata and Musica Angelica, a program of Bach & Handel arias with Con Gioia Early Music Ensemble, Purcell King Arthur with Bach Collegium San Diego, Bach Cantatas 166 & 153 at Whittier Bach Festival, Vivaldi Gloria, Mozart Coronation Mass, Schubert Shepherd on the Rock & Zemlinsky Maiblumen blühten überall for Sunset ChamberFest, Beethoven Mass in C, Bach St. John Passion with Musica Angelica and Pacific Chorale, Handel Ode for St. Cecilia’s Day, Carissimi Jephte, Haydn Lord Nelson Mass, Vaughan Williams Mass in G Minor, Mozart Requiem, Mozart Exsultate Jubilate, Bach Magnificat, Brahms Requiem, Allegri Miserere Mei, Bach Cantatas 202, 61, 82a with Bach Collegium San Diego, and Bach Mass in B Minor.

Recent highlights include: Solo debut (Peri Quartet) in Schumann Das Paradies with Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic, opening the Salzburg Festival and with the acclaimed world tour of Lagrime di San Pietro (di Lasso) staged by Peter Sellars, and Hildegard program of Hymns & Songs (“sung with blinding luminosity” – Mark Swed, LA Times).

Ms. Zomorodian graduated from the University of Southern California and was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to Vienna, Austria. For more information, visit www.andreazomorodian.com