Narda Munoz

Lyric soprano Narda Muñoz engagements in Italy, includes Violetta of La Traviata in Venice on March 2019. Berta of Barber of Seville at the Magnani theater in Fidenza, Italy on November 2017. Has appeared  in a recital at La Sala de Granada en Madrid, in Madrid, Spain on July 2017. On September 2016, appeared as Gilda in Rigoletto with the Washington Opera Society in Washington D.C. In 2015. She made her Carnegie Hall debut performing “Vivir sin tus caricias” and “Algún día” with Oscar Lobete at the piano in New York City. In Washington D.C. she performed frequently as a recitalist and in the Messiah with the Toscanini Youth Orchestra. She moved to the United States from Bogotà, Colombia After finishing her undergraduate degree, Narda moved to Miami to continue her vocal studies with Manny Perez and then to Washington D.C where she studied with Fabiana Bravo and Millicent Scarlett  after building a reputation as an exciting up-and-coming soloist with the Opera of Colombia, the National Symphony Orchestra and the Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra, following her graduation from the voice and opera program at the Central University. Narda’s operatic credits include Tybalt in Don Carlo, Violetta in La Traviata, and Stephano in Roméo et Juliette in the Opera of Colombia mainstage productions, as well as memorable performances as Violetta in La Traviata and La Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro in the “Opera Prima” young artist program with the Opera of Colombia and the National Symphony Orchestra. In 2007 she won first place in the National Voice Competition Student Division and then travelled to the U.S. to participate in the Bel Canto apprentice program at the Caramoor International Music Festival, and to sing Marcellina in Le Nozze di Figaro and Fiammetta in The Gondoliers with the Vermont Mozart Festival. Narda began her musical studies as a classical guitarist at the Central University in Bogotà and the School of Arts in Cuba, after which she transitioned to classical voice studies with the american soprano Sarah Cullins. Currently  she resides in Venice, where she is singing, teaching, and soaking up the culture of the birthplace of opera. She is taking lessons with the famous soprano Paoletta Marrocu.

Music has been a driving force in my life.  My passion for singing and music is something I try to instill in all of my students, beyond what their reasons or goals to learn are.  I believe music has a very positive impact on all of our lives and teaches us discipline, perseverance, patience, dedication, and devotion.

I am an opera singer  with over eleven years of teaching experience and twelve years of performing experience ranging from small recitals to leads in major production operas. I have studied with some of the best instructors/coaches, as well as performed with many notable companies alongside other very talented singers and performers. I bring this technical experience to my instruction with all of my students, to help them learn how to properly sing across a wide variety of works and genres.  But more importantly I bring my love and dedication for music