"Known for her comedic chops as well as her mature, poised singing. She commands the stage!"

Victoria’s work centers on amplifying the work of underrepresented composers and librettists

in classical music. Through thoughtful programming and expressive storytelling, she seeks to reimagine the art song tradition for contemporary audiences. Her recent recital appearances reflect this mission, including performances featuring works by historically overlooked composers and librettists, as well as collaborations with emerging composers to premiere new compositions.

 

Victoria starts her 2026 season by participating in a masterclass with renowned soprano,

Jennifer Rowley in Philadelphia this April. In early May, she will perform in the world premiere of composer, Claudia Beroukhim’s song cycle based on Elaine Gould’s book, Highly Sensitive Person. Additionally, at the end of May, she will perform Monteverdi's, Book I of Madrigals with ARTEK at Madrigal Madness in NYC at a Fellow. Come June, Victoria will participate as a young artist with The New Voice Festival in NYC, where Victoria will premiere original works by festival composers, encompassing repertoire across the operatic tradition. Later this year, Victoria will debut the role of Ulisse in Brooklyn Telemann Chamber Society’s production of Monteverdi’s, Il ritorno d’Ulisse in patria.

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This past season, Victoria gave her postgraduate recital at the Manhattan School of Music, featuring several underrepresented composers. She also had the privilege to perform at the Rainbow Room in Rockefeller Center for the French-American Foundation Gala.

 

During her studies at Manhattan School of Music, operatic highlights include Harlequin 

(Der Kaiser von Atlantis), one of the first to perform the role as a soprano, Zora (Svadba), Serpetta (La finta giardinera). As well as operatic scenes featuring Lady with a Hand Mirror (Postcard from Morocco), Madame Herz (Der Schauspieldirektor), and Zerlina (Don Giovanni), which was performed for the MSM Gala at the Rainbow Room in Rockefeller Center. 

 

She has also participated in masterclasses with distinguished artists such as Ryan Speedo Green and Lisette Oropesa, as well as summer programs with the Virtual Salzburg Program at the Frost School of Music (during COVID) and Bay View Music Festival. 

 

Victoria holds degrees from The Diehn School of Music & Manhattan School of Music. Victoria resides in New York City, where she continues to be under the tutelage and mentorship of Catherine Malfitano.

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