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Bridgette Cooper, Mezzo Soprano  

Bridgette Cooper is an award winning opera singer, actress of television and stage, and music educator. Her debut CD Heavenly Grass: Great American Art Songs was listed on the Music World Network top 10 for 8 weeks in a row in 2010. Her voice has been com

Bridgette Cooper

BIO

Critically acclaimed classical singer, actress and recording artist Bridgette Cooper is currently part of the USO Entertainer Tour Roster. Her unique voice has been compared to the great opera singer Marian Anderson. Recently, Bridgette was named 2010 Famous and Outstanding Alumni for East Carolina University alongside Academy Award winner, Sandra Bullock. She made her Carnegie Hall debut in the Weil Recital Hall in the Voices of the New Millennium Concert in New York City and was presented in guest soloist for the People’s Inaugural Luncheon Tribute to First Lady Michelle Obama, as well as Royal Palm Beach Celebration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Palm Beach, Florida and St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in Haverville, Florida. Bridgette was featured as guest soloist for the unveiling of Thomas Jefferson's historical "North Star Newspaper" at the Benjamin Banneker Museum. Ms. Cooper was invited by popular national Disc Jockey, Donnie Simpson to sing for his Morning Wish Event and was featured on FOX45 Morning Show, singing a selection from her debut CD, Heavenly Grass: Great American Art Songs. Ms. Cooper’s television credits include the role of the clerk in fifth season of the hit HBO series THE WIRE, Toyota commercial, and the television pilot project The Washingtonian for HBO produced by Sarah Jessica Parker. Ms. Cooper has performed in recital throughout the United States and Europe. She recently released her debut CD Heavenly Grass: Great American Art Songs to rave reviews.

Ms. Cooper has performed with The Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Charleston Symphony International Tour of Porgy and Bess performing the roles of Bess and Clara, The Israel Jerusalem Music Festival, Aspen Opera Theater and Opera Ebony Young Artist Program to name a few. 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. She was guest soloist for the Bahamas Independence Day and Goombay Festival which celebrates her Bahamian heritage, as well as the New Haven celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the 100th Anniversary of Christ Episcopal Church in Miami, Florida. Her operatic repertoire includes Carmen, Flora from La Traviata, Thisbe from La Cenerentola, Dorabella from Cosi fan Tutti and Dido from Dido and Aeneas, to name a few, as well as several oratorio works. 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 Who’s Who of Professional and Business Women, and Ms. American Achievement of District of Columbia and the National Association of Teachers of Singing state and Regional Finalist. She is also contributing editor for Smooth Jazz Beach Radio and Operagasm.com.

Bridgette received her Bachelor of Music in Opera Performance from East Carolina University where she was awarded outstanding College students of America and then went on to study at the prestigious American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. Her debut CD is available on Amazon.com, Best Buy, Walden Books, and all digital distribution outlets including Apple itunes.

Bridgette Cooper

BIO

Critically acclaimed classical singer, actress and recording artist Bridgette Cooper is currently part of the USO Entertainer Tour Roster. Her unique voice has been compared to the great opera singer Marian Anderson. Recently, Bridgette was named 2010 Famous and Outstanding Alumni for East Carolina University alongside Academy Award winner, Sandra Bullock. She made her Carnegie Hall debut in the Weil Recital Hall in the Voices of the New Millennium Concert in New York City and was presented in guest soloist for the People’s Inaugural Luncheon Tribute to First Lady Michelle Obama, as well as Royal Palm Beach Celebration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Palm Beach, Florida and St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in Haverville, Florida. Bridgette was featured as guest soloist for the unveiling of Thomas Jefferson's historical "North Star Newspaper" at the Benjamin Banneker Museum. Ms. Cooper was invited by popular national Disc Jockey, Donnie Simpson to sing for his Morning Wish Event and was featured on FOX45 Morning Show, singing a selection from her debut CD, Heavenly Grass: Great American Art Songs. Ms. Cooper’s television credits include the role of the clerk in fifth season of the hit HBO series THE WIRE, Toyota commercial, and the television pilot project The Washingtonian for HBO produced by Sarah Jessica Parker. Ms. Cooper has performed in recital throughout the United States and Europe. She recently released her debut CD Heavenly Grass: Great American Art Songs to rave reviews.

Ms. Cooper has performed with The Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Charleston Symphony International Tour of Porgy and Bess performing the roles of Bess and Clara, The Israel Jerusalem Music Festival, Aspen Opera Theater and Opera Ebony Young Artist Program to name a few. 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. She was guest soloist for the Bahamas Independence Day and Goombay Festival which celebrates her Bahamian heritage, as well as the New Haven celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the 100th Anniversary of Christ Episcopal Church in Miami, Florida. Her operatic repertoire includes Carmen, Flora from La Traviata, Thisbe from La Cenerentola, Dorabella from Cosi fan Tutti and Dido from Dido and Aeneas, to name a few, as well as several oratorio works. 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 Who’s Who of Professional and Business Women, and Ms. American Achievement of District of Columbia and the National Association of Teachers of Singing state and Regional Finalist. She is also contributing editor for Smooth Jazz Beach Radio and Operagasm.com.

Bridgette received her Bachelor of Music in Opera Performance from East Carolina University where she was awarded outstanding College students of America and then went on to study at the prestigious American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. Her debut CD is available on Amazon.com, Best Buy, Walden Books, and all digital distribution outlets including Apple itunes.

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