Angela Horn-Barrett

“People do not care what you believe, until they believe you care.”

• Teaching & Education

  You will learn with me when taking courses in Vocal Technique and Performance. Degrees

  BM, Vocal Performance, University of Missouri- Kansas City

  Conservatory of Music Artist’s Diploma in Vocal Performance, New England

  Conservatory of Music Graduate, The Juilliard Opera Center, The Juilliard School of Music

• Professional Experience

  My experience includes solo engagements with:

  • Opera de Montreal
  • Teatro Nacional de la Dominicana
  • Opera Lyra Ottawa
  • New York City Opera
  • Baltimore Opera
  • Boston Lyric Opera
  • Glimmerglass Opera Opera Pacific
  • Florida Grand Opera
  • Festspielhaus Baden-Baden
  • Osaka Shochikuza Opera Japan
  • Hamburgische Staatsoper
  • National Theater Tokyo Opera Palace
  • Opera de Monte-Carlo Monaco
  • Toronto Symphony
  • St. Louis Symphony
  • Dallas Symphony
  • Minnesota Orchestra
  • Virginia Symphony
  • The Bach Society of Saint Louis
  • The Apollo Chorus of Chicago in Orchestra Hall
  • The National Chorale of New York City
  • The American Symphony Orchestra in Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall.

  I also have experience as a Masterclass Clinician, Musical Theater Stage Director, Co-Director of Wintergreen Music Festival Vocal Music Academy in Virginia, Co-Director of St. Louis Symphony Summer Vocal Music Festival at the Innsbrook Institute.

  Additionally, I have served as a faculty member at Birmingham Southern University, University of Missouri-St. Louis, and University of Memphis

• Selected Awards Received
  • The St. Louis Symphony New Artist Award
  • The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Vocal Artist Award, Boston, MA
  • The Richman Memorial Award, Opera Theatre of St. Louis
  • Music Academy of the West Vocal Fellowship Award, Santa Barbara CA
  • Finalist of the Oratorio Society of New York City Solo Competition, NY
  • Outstanding Artist of the Year, New York City Opera
• My Story

  At a young age, I longed to be a singer. I could not see myself doing anything else. I spent years perfecting and honing my craft. Over time, God began to open doors that allowed me to achieve my dream. For almost 20 years, the Lord provided me opportunities to share my gift with people around the world while singing with opera companies and symphony orchestras. About 15 years ago, my husband, a very accomplished professional singer, answered a call to serve in full time music ministry. The Lord had a plan to use us to impact His Kingdom through the gift of music through ministry. It was a big change for us, but one that we knew was God’s plan and will for our lives. Our years in ministry have been incredibly fulfilling, knowing that the Lord is using us as His instruments to share the good news of the gospel that will change hearts. Through our music ministry, I was introduced to North Greenville University and it is a privilege and a blessing to be serving on faculty at a university where Christ is key. I owe all I have to Him. I love pouring all that I have been blessed to experience in my career into my students, to help shape and cultivate their talent as they prepare to pursue music vocationally.