Catherine Malfitano

College Faculty: Classical Voice
Related Studies in Vocal Arts: Performance Techniques

Catherine Malfitano— singer, actor, director, and teacher—was born in New York City to a dancer/actress mother, and a violinist father. Renowned as a unique music theatre performer, she repeatedly sang on all of the world’s leading opera, concert, and recital stages, collaborating with the most eminent conductors, pianists, and directors. Her Emmy Award winning portrayal of Tosca, telecast live from the actual Roman settings, was seen by more than one billion viewers worldwide.

Ms. Malfitano’s stage repertoire of more than eighty roles spans the entirety of operatic history. Her championing of 20th and 21st Century music enabled Catherine to perform in 11 world premieres.

She is proud to have been raised in New York City, and trained at The High School of Music and Art, and The Manhattan School of Music. Her early performances at these two illustrious schools ignited her passion for music and drama. Now that Ms. Malfitano’s primary focus is mentoring young singers and active professionals, she is thrilled to witness her students grace many of the same stages where she made her career.

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