Ms.  Pfrimmer has graced both concert and

opera stages throughout her career.

Among the opera contracts awarded to her include  

New Orleans Opera, Montreal Opera, Virginia Opera, Florida Grand Opera, Opera Birmingham, Opera Grand Rapids, Shreveport Opera, Pensacola Opera and Ohio Light Opera.

Her roles include a large cross section of the soprano repertoire including: Manon Lescaut, Cio-Cio San in Madame Butterfly, Mimi and Musetta in La Bohème, Violetta in La Traviata, Nedda in I Pagliacci, Freia in Das Rheingold, Rosalinda in Die Fledermaus, Micaela in Carmen, Marguerite in Faust, Gilda in Rigoletto, Pamina in Die Zauberflöte, as well as Lehár’s heroines, Hannah in The Merry Widow and Lisa in The Land of Smiles.

On the concert stage, Ms. Pfrimmer has performed with London Symphony, Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland –Pfalz, Virginia Symphony, Illinois Symphony, Memphis Symphony, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony, Lake Charles Symphony, Shreveport Symphony, Baltimore Choral Arts, New World Symphony,
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, New Jersey's Ocean City Pops, and the Glacier Symphony, among others.

Conductors

Ms. Pfrimmer has worked with distinguished conductors throughout her career. They include

Dennis Assaf, Harry Bicket, Keith Brion, Michael Butterman, Steven Byess, Anton Coppola, Karen Lynne Deal, Steven Edwards, JoAnn Falletta, Doug Fisher, Russell Gloyd, Mark Graf, James Judd, Glen Langdon, Pamela Legendre, David Loebel, Robert Lyall, Norman MacKenzie, Robert McBain, James Meena, Louis Menendez, Timothy Muffitt, Robert Page, James Paul, Leonard Raybon, Nicholas Ross, Peter Rubardt, J. Lynn Thompson, William Scheibel, Albert George Schram, Klaus Peter Seibel, Jerome Shannon, Klaus Peter Seibel, Marioara Trifan, Willie Waters, Garold Whisler, and John Zoltek. 

Directors

The directors with whom Ms. Pfrimmer has worked include Dean Anthony, Ted Christopher, Stephen Daigle, Renaud Doucet, Eric Dillner, Michael Ehrman, John Harris, Lorna Haywood, Bliss Hebert, Michael Howard, Chuck Hudson, Jay Jackson, Gina Lapinski, John Lehmeyer, Jay Lesenger, Kyle Marrero, David Morelock, Massimo Pezzutti, Joachim Schamberger, Bernard Uzan, and Julie Wright-Costa.

Honors and Awards
Throughout her career, Ms. Pfrimmer has been the recipient of several acknowledgments for her artistry. In the Metropolitan Opera National Council's Gulf Coast Region, she received 1st Place and was a National Finalist in that competition. Subsequently , she received a study grant from the Metropolitan Opera, was named a Louisiana Division of the Arts Fellow, and she was a finalist in the Opera Birmingham and Mobile Opera Competitions. 

Education

A graduate of the Louisiana State University School of Music, and the Loyola University College of Music and Fine Arts, Amy Pfrimmer has also had superb training in young artist programs throughout the United States.
She was awarded young artist contracts with following opera companies: Florida Grand Opera, Chautauqua Opera, Virginia Opera, and was a singer with New Orleans Opera’s MetroPelican Opera. Her teachers have been Philip Frohnmayer, Arthur Levy, Mary Henderson-Buckley, Martina Arroyo, Patricia O'Neill and Sandra Kungle.

In addition to performing, Pfrimmer is a dedicated teacher, currently serving on the faculty of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana.

amy_pfrimmer@yahoo.com

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