About

Leah Rosenman, mezzo-soprano, is an avid ensemble singer and soloist based in Rochester, NY. Praised for her rich tone, musical sensitivity, and passion for collaborative art-making, Leah believes that creative expression is a necessary act of empathy in a world that promotes its devaluation.

Presently, Leah sings with the Christ Church Schola Cantorum, Collegium Musicum, First Inversion, Scivias Medieval Ensemble, and the Downtown United Presbyterian Church Choir. Recent choral engagements include performances at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, the Amherst Early Music Festival, the Spire Chamber Ensemble’s Choral Conducting Institute, and the Aspen Music Festival. Leah has also appeared as a soloist with the Northern Berkshire Chorale, the I/O New Music Festival, the Williams Opera Workshop, the Mediterranean Opera Studio and Festival, and the Williams College Concert and Chamber Choirs. This summer, she will be a choral fellow at Spoleto Festival USA. She was recently chosen to be a 2025-2026 VOCES8 US Scholar.

Born in Ohio and raised in Massachusetts, Leah graduated magna cum laude with a BA in music from Williams College. She is currently pursuing an MA in music leadership at the Eastman School of Music, where she is also a voice student of Katherine Ciesinski.