Amy Dancz, Soprano, recently completed her Master’s of Music in Vocal
Performance at the New England Conservatory and currently studies under Carole Haber. Upcoming performances include the world premiere of Holy Ghosts with Berklee College of Music, Ann Putnam (The Crucible) with Boston Opera Collaborative, and Chorus (Idomeneo) with Boston Lyric Opera.
Opera roles include Micaela (Carmen, cover),Geraldine (A Hand of Bridge), 1st Knitter (A Game of Chance), Nella (Gianni Schicchi), and 1st Boy (The Magic Flute). Last summer Amy participated in Ann Baltz’s highly esteemed program OperaWorks in the Advanced Accelerated division.
In 2006, The Patriot Ledger acclaimed Amy as a “highlight” of Quincy Dinner
Theatre’s Holiday Show in her role as Madame Gazaza.
Internationally, Amy was chosen to participate in the University of Miami’s
Salzburg Program in 2003 and 2006, where she studied with world-renowned Soprano
Patricia Wise. Both summers she was awarded Salzburg Scholarships for exceptional
vocal talent. In 2005, Amy studied at the Universitaet fuer Musik und darstellende Kunst
in Vienna, Austria, where she performed in multiple liederabends throughout the winter season.
Amy has twice been a winner of the Society of Singers Vocal Scholarship, and
was awarded the prestigious Arnold Volpe Scholarship for her undergraduate studies. Prior to her studies in Boston, Amy received her Bachelor’s of Music in Vocal Performance at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, where she studied with Jana Young and Dr. Nobleza Pilar.