Meet Allison

Allison Rozsa Evans is versatile and multidimensional performer, and a vocal educator that trains singers, actors, and business professionals to understand the power of their own voice to influence the world. Holding a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Master of Music in Vocal Pedagogy from the Boston Conservatory, she works with clients from beginner singer to professional singers, entrepreneurs to CEO, to develop their voice in the strongest, most captivating, and healthy manner.

Dedicated to communicating joy through music, Allison Rozsa Evans has been lauded as having a “A Golden Voice” by the Chronicle Telegram also saying her “voice is a powerful instrument. She can command the stage.”

Ms. Evans is a powerful lyric soprano. She has sung in numerous operatic, choral, and classical concert performances. She has played the operatic role of Donna Elvira from Mozart’s Don Giovanni, as La Chauve-Souris in Ravel’s L’enfant et les sortilege, and has sung Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with the Lorain County Civic Orchestra. She has also performed in concert at the Universitaire de Savoie in France, and performed with the New England Philharmonic. In addition to her classical roots, Allison Rozsa Evans performs in a wide variety of other styles. She works with the Bluewater Kings band singing everything from songs originated by Jessie J, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, and Shakira. She is also well versed in gospel and musical theatre.

Holding a Master of Music in Vocal Pedagogy and a Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance from the Boston Conservatory, where she studied under the tutelage of Monique Phinney, Ms. Evans is an inductee to the prestigious Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honors Society. In 2018, Ms. Evans joined the faculty of Trinity International University, in Illinois, to teach classes in Vocal Pedagogy and Language Diction. As a private voice teacher of the Allison Rozsa Evans Voice Studio, she is dedicated to helping singers and professionals develop healthy vocal practices.

After a particularly difficult time in her musical life, she joined the Kuumba Singers of Harvard College, a group whose mission it is to “express the creativity and spirituality of Black people in a way that leaves a space better than it was found”. During her tenure with Kuumba, she rediscovered her love and passion for music, and has since made it her mission to exude joy through singing , and impart that into all of her students. 

Among her other notable performances, Ms. Evans has also had the privilege of singing in workshops and masterclasses with renowned singers Sondra Kelly and Christine Brewer.  Ms. Evans has sung as Il Barbier in the opera Les Bavards and in the chorus of La Verbena de la Paloma with the Sinfonietta Bel Canto under the baton of Daniel D’Andrea. She has performed in numerous concert series with Fine Arts Music, Grace Episcopal Church and Immanuel United Church of Christ.

Ms. Evans is highly active in the vocal education community. She served for eight years as a board member and three years as Treasurer of the Chicago Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. She was responsible for maintaining the chapter finances, continues to assist in event organizing, including workshops and competitions for local students and teachers, and acts as a judge for student competitors during their yearly voice competitions. She is also active in the First District FCC chapter of the National Federation of Music Clubs.

Ms Evans is regularly invited to teach courses on vocal health to middle and high schools around the USA. Additionally, she was the co-director of the Studio 421 Summer Opera Workshop during the 2014-2016 seasons, and the choir director of the Greek Evangelical Church of Boston 2008-2012. While training singers, she also works as a coach to other voice instructors, providing them with the tools to grow their skills as educators, advance their studios, and train them to further advance the next generation of performers.

In her spare time, along with caring for the 40+ plants in her home and keeping her two cats, Holmes & Watson, from destroying her favorite chair, Ms. Evans has developed a yearly charity project where, after a personal experience with an unhoused person, she raises funds to purchase restaurant gift cards to give to the local homeless community. What she refers to as a “Moment of Dignity”, it allows those with less to have a moment of normalcy, having a coffee or meal in the comforts of a restaurant without stigma. She hopes this project will encourage others freely give to those in need.

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