Voice Master Class with Virginia Dupuy

Sarofim School of Fine Arts' Music Department is excited to present a master class with voice professor Virginia Dupuy. Thursday, October 22nd | 4:00 PM | Alma Thomas Theater Free and open to the public Virginia Dupuy, 2022-23 recipient of SMU's highest faculty honor, the Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Award, has earned a reputation as one of the finest recital and concert singers in the United States. She has championed American music in recordings of the Grammy-nominated Voces Americanas, and she premiered the role of Crone in Conrad Susa's opera The Wise Women. Fanfare magazine hailed her recording of Dominick Argento's Pulitzer Prize-winning From the Diary of Virginia Woolf as one of the top classical recordings of the year. Dupuy made her Lincoln Center debut with the American Symphony Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall and has appeared with the orchestras of Pittsburgh, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, Eugene and Honolulu. Professor of voice at SMU's Meadows School of the Arts, she is a leading scholar and interpreter of music set to Emily Dickinson's texts.