Organization

Governing Boards
Development Team
Administration
Artistic Advisory Group
Elaine Bonazzi, Mezzo Sporano
Eleanor D'Antuono, Ballet
George Jackson, Dance Historian
Sallie Wilson, Ballet
Stephan, Art Deco Artist
Tai Jimenez, Ballet
Tri Ngo, Composer and Sound Designer
Faculty
Review Committee
Parent Organization
Accounting

The American mezzo-soprano, Eleaine Bonazzi, is Batchelor of Music of the Eastman School of Music.

Elaine Bonazzi's appearances in opera, oratorio, and recitals have been acclaimed in North America
and Europe for their profound characerizations and superlative vocalism. She has appeared with many
leading opera companies, orchestras, and music festivals in the USA. and abroad, including the
New York City Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Netherlands Opera, the New York Philharmonic, the
Cleveland Orchestra, and the Spoleto, Venice, Wolf Trap, and Mostly Mozart festivals, working with
such conductors as Leonard Bernstein, Boulez, Leopold Stokowski and Lorin Maazel. Elaine Bonazzi has
presented more operatic premieres than any other living American singer; she has been personally selected
by eminent composers, including Stravinsky, Copland, Carter, Sondheim, Argento, Chavez, Menotti,
Rorem and Thomson to perform their works.

Elaine Bonazzi is now Performing Artist in Residence, and teaches Voice, Vocal Repertory, Acting for
Singers at th Department of Music, State University of New York at Stony Brook. Before coming to
Stony Brook, Ms. Bonazzi taught at Peabody Institute of Music, and she has presented master classes all
over the world.

Elaine Bonazzi can be heard on more than 25 recordings on the Columbia, CRI, Vox Candide,
Vanguard and Nonesuch labels.