Leah Crowne
Dramatic Soprano
Her Biography
American Soprano Leah Schenck-Crowne is known for her powerful voice with a “metallic edge and rich color” (Forum Opéra[Blog], Béziers, France), “house-shaking power,” (The Rutland Herald, Middlebury, Vermont), and “impressive stage presence” (The Coloradan, Ft. Collins, Colorado). She delivers “fine artistry with legato, Italianate vocalism and musical precision” (Maestro Michel Plasson), as well as a “good mix of strength and vulnerability in her characterizations” (Director Anthony Pilavachi).
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Press And News
Learn what the press has to say about her.
“ Rollen som Turandot synges med insnende intensitet av den dramatische sopranen Leah Schenck-Crowne.”
“The role of Turandot was sung with icey intensity by dramatic soprano Leah Schenck-Crowne”
Bergens Tidende | Bergen Norway | (2020)
Middlebury, Vermont
“Not only were the sets and costumes exotic, Turandot was truly imperious. When Leah Crowne, a young soprano in her second time in the role, began to sing, she nearly shook the house with her power, delivering Turandot’s anger and arrogance, reducing onlookers to fear.
Crowne revealed herself as a dramatic soprano with a large and intense voice. As Turandot, that fits as her tone ranged from beautiful to fierce. But Crowne modulated her voice to reveal Turandot’s softer side, becoming even tender.”
Rutland Herald | Middlebury | VT | (2015)
