BRI COOPER
Voice of the New Millennium
Critically
acclaimed classical singer, actress and recording artist Bridgette
Cooper is a 2012 Marian Anderson Scholar and was guest soloist for the
73rd Annual Lincoln Memorial Concert Revisited.
Ms.
Cooper made her Carnegie Hall debut in the Weil Recital Hall in the
Voices of the New Millennium Concert in New York City. Her guest soloist
engagements include singing for the People's Inaugural Luncheon Tribute
to First Lady Michelle Obama.
Her
debut with The Washington National Opera helped to establish her as not
only a world class opera singer, but also an advocate for the education
of opera for our younger generation, with The Washington National Opera
Look-In Program where she performed the role of Tituba from Robert
Ward's The Crucible. Bridgette's musical
theater and stage play performances include the National Broadway Tour
of Show Boat and American Theater of Harlem's Picnic and Raisin in the
Sun.
Ms.
Cooper is the recipient of several awards including the Paul Robeson
National Vocal Competition, Marjorie Lawrence International Vocal
Competition, Bel Canto Competition of Chicago, the YWCA Studio Club
Competition, International and Who's Who of Professional and Business
Women.
Her debut CD "Heavenly Grass: Great American Art Songs" is available on Amazon.com, Best Buy, Walden Books, and all digital distribution outlets including Apple itunes.
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