Biography
Dr. Stephanie Meyers is a renowned classical soprano whose interpretive range and technical precision have captivated audiences in operatic and concert settings. Her educational path includes a DMA from the UMKC Conservatory, a MM from Nebraska–Lincoln, and a BME from South Dakota State University. In addition to performing, she dedicates her career to teaching, currently serving as Adjunct Instructor of Voice at Benedictine College and contributing to UMKC Conservatory’s Academy and Musical Bridges programs (2011–2025). Her stage repertoire includes iconic roles such as Queen of the Night in Die Zauberflöte and Barbarina in Le Nozze di Figaro, along with recital undertakings like Moving Songs: Faith, Hope, and Love (2009) and Moving Songs: Celebration of Diversity (2016).
Discography
Publicly available albums or singles are not listed on Dr. Meyers’ official bios, and no discography is published at this time. Her work is best explored through live performance, educational appearances, and documented recital projects.
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