Nora Rose Cronin, soprano, received her master’s degree in vocal performance from the University of Southern Maine and dual bachelor’s degrees in Vocal Performance and Music Education from the University of Maine. She has performed with Piccola Opera, the Blooming Voce Opera Workshop, The International Opera Academy in Schwerte, Germany, and the Austrian American Mozart Academy in Salzburg, Austria. Her most notable roles include The Queen of the Night in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte, and Madame Goldnetrille in Mozart’s Der Schauspieldirektor. She has performed as a soloist throughout New England, including with The Currier Museum, and The Bostonians. Nora has over 12 years of teaching experience and works with beginning to advanced students. She is a Lecturer of Voice at Saint Anselm College and a member of the Granite State National Association of Teachers of Singing. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and two young children. 

“I believe music is a universal language, one that we all speak. My teaching is focused around a relaxed approach that is centered on individual student’s needs to help them realize their potential, reach their goals, and express themselves creatively. In lessons we’ll work together to build and maintain healthy vocal technique that focuses on posture, breathing and breath support, clear and focused vocal tone, moving between the different registers of the voice, expression when performing and building up confidence as a performer. We will also work on aural skills and music literacy.”