Samantha Guevrekian
Lecturer
spguevrekian@maryu.marywood.edu
School of Visual & Perf Arts
Courses taught:
Applied Voice MUSC-124AApplied Voice MUSC-124B
Applied Voice MUSC-224A
Applied Voice MUSC-224B
Applied Voice MUSC-324A
Applied Voice MUSC-324B
Applied Voice MUSC-424A
Applied Voice MUSC-424B
Samantha Guevrekian, noted for her “pure, sweet-sounding soprano,” is a well-versed artist in opera and musical theater repertoire, having performance experience with companies including The Glimmerglass Festival, Syracuse Opera, Ash Lawn Opera, Opera New Jersey, Opera on the Avalon, and most recently, The Metropolitan Opera, where she was member of the full-time chorus under the direction of Maestro Donald Palumbo.
Samantha has received numerous awards from many prestigious organizations including the Metropolitan Opera National Council Competition, The Gerda Lissner International Voice Competition, The Giulio Gari Competition, Jenny Lind Competition, the Elaine Malbin Competition, the Marcella Sembrich Competition, and Career Bridges
She is an accomplished professional singer who has turned her passion for music into teaching, and is currently the Music Director for St. John Vianney Parish in Scott, PA. Samantha moved to Northeast Pennsylvania in 2019, and shortly after, opened her private voice studio in Scranton (Electric City Voice Studio). Last fall, Samantha joined the faculty at Marywood University as an adjunct voice teacher.
In addition to her performance and teaching experience, Samantha holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Northwestern University in Vocal Performance & Music Business, and a Master of Music degree from Stony Brook University in Vocal Performance.
www.electriccityvoicestudio.com
Samantha has received numerous awards from many prestigious organizations including the Metropolitan Opera National Council Competition, The Gerda Lissner International Voice Competition, The Giulio Gari Competition, Jenny Lind Competition, the Elaine Malbin Competition, the Marcella Sembrich Competition, and Career Bridges
She is an accomplished professional singer who has turned her passion for music into teaching, and is currently the Music Director for St. John Vianney Parish in Scott, PA. Samantha moved to Northeast Pennsylvania in 2019, and shortly after, opened her private voice studio in Scranton (Electric City Voice Studio). Last fall, Samantha joined the faculty at Marywood University as an adjunct voice teacher.
In addition to her performance and teaching experience, Samantha holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Northwestern University in Vocal Performance & Music Business, and a Master of Music degree from Stony Brook University in Vocal Performance.
Presentations and Publications
www.electriccityvoicestudio.com