Angela Brown is a soprano whose vocal prowess transcends genres, blending opera, pops, and gospel with sheer power and finesse. She has graced prestigious stages worldwide, from Lincoln Center to the Vienna State Opera, captivating audiences with her sensational voice.
Her performances span continents, including notable appearances at the Metropolitan Opera, Opera Philadelphia, and Carnegie Hall, among many others. Angela's repertoire includes iconic roles like Aida, Tosca, and Amelia, showcasing her versatility and command of the operatic stage.
In 2024, Angela is set to debut in two world premieres, including Nkeiru Okoye's "When the Caged Bird Sings," inspired by Dr. Maya Angelou's life. Her highly successful Metropolitan Opera debut in "Aida" garnered international acclaim, earning her headlines like "At last an Aida" from The New York Times and recognition as the future of opera.
Beyond her stellar performances, Angela is a trailblazer in promoting diversity and multicultural representation in the arts. She founded Morning Brown, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to developing multicultural role models and audiences in performing arts, showcasing her commitment to fostering inclusivity and representation.
Angela's contributions have not gone unnoticed. She received the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award from the Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts and the Centennial Award from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music for her meaningful contributions to music education and performance advocacy.
Her collaboration on the Grammy Award-winning recording "Ask Your Mama" and her role in the American opera "Charlie Parker's Yardbird" further solidify her legacy as a distinguished soprano and cultural icon. Angela Brown continues to inspire and uplift audiences globally with her extraordinary talent and dedication to artistic excellence.