Isabel Springer is an American Soprano equally at home in a versatile range of musical styles and repertoire from Baroque to 21st Century. Recognized for her vibrant and compelling stage presence, Ms. Springer’s artistry is enhanced by her extensive training in both dance and Alexander Technique. 

During the 2021-2022 season, Ms. Springer looks forward to debuting as Susanna in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro with Trentino Music Festival in Italy as well as performing her debut NYC recital in May titled Connection in Solitude. Previously this season, Ms. Springer performed as a guest in an NYC recital as well as in the finals of the Ocala Symphony Orchestra Competition. 

In July 2021, Ms. Springer performed the role of Adina in L’Elisir D’Amore with the Jerusalem Lyric Opera and the Ashdod

Symphony, a role she debuted in 2018 with the Mediterranean Opera Festival. Additionally, Ms. Springer made her debut with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, sang in several recitals, and was a finalist in the Jerusalem Lyric Opera Competition. 

Previous roles include Suor Genovieffa in Suor Angelica, Mary Hildebrand in Street Scene, and Miss Jessel (cover) in The Turn of the Screw, all with Mannes Opera. A lover of art song and an expressive recitalist, Ms. Springer’s recital experience includes performances of Schumann’s iconic Liederkreis Op. 39 and Frauenliebe und leben, as well as Poulenc’s Fiançailles pour rire and La courte paille. 

An up and coming proponent of modern opera, Ms. Springer has performed frequently with both Mannes Sounds Festival as well as Columbia University’s New Opera Workshop. As an undergraduate, she had the privilege of working directly with composer William Bolcom while performing the role of Ms. Alden in his opera Dinner at Eight.

Ms. Springer completed her Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Mannes School of Music. She holds a Bachelor of Music from the University of Michigan, and spent the first two years of her undergraduate studies attending Barnard College at Columbia University.