ABOUT
Amalia is a multi-faceted artist with a love for performance, a passion for storytelling, a desire to reach others, and an appetite for learning & exploring new horizons.
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Amalia Crevani is an Italian-American soprano who has performed across the United States, including at the National Opera Center, Lincoln Center, and Carnegie Hall as well as in Italy and France. An emerging professional artist, Amalia's 2024-25 highlights were as Musetta in Shakespeare Opera Theater's La vie de Bohème, Asprano in Opera Neo's production of Motezuma, and Amina (cover) in Teatro Nuovo's production of La Sonnambula. Amalia was onstage at the 2024 Aspen Summer Music Festival and School, with highlighted performances as: Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi; Bach’s solo cantata BWV 51: “Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen,” with Nic McGegan; and Villa-Lobos’ “Bachianas brasileiras” with chamber ensemble. She attended L'Accademia Chigiana in 2023, studying with Maestro Matteuzzi, and studied with Carol Vaness at the 2022 Aspen Music Festival and School. Amalia has also been onstage as La Comtesse Adèle in Le Comte Ory, Morgana in Alcina, Lucia in The Rape of Lucretia, Giannetta in L'elisir d'amore, Zerbinetta (scenes) in Ariadne auf Naxos, Anna II in Die sieben Todsunden, Sophie (scenes) in Werther, La fée in Cendrillon, Phoebe in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, Laetitia in The Old Maid and the Thief, La fata azzurra in La bella addormente nel bosco (Respighi) and Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro. ​
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Awards include: , F.M.I. "Omaggio a Maria Callas" - Città di Brescia 2025 (Finalist), Opera Mississippi John Alexander Vocal Competition 2024 (Semifinalist); NATS Nationals 2025 &2021 (National Semifinalist); James Toland Vocal Arts Competition 2024 (Semifinalist); Camille Coloratura Competition 2025, 2022 & 2019 (Virtual Finalist, Finalist & Encouragement Award); Indiana District Metropolitan Opera Auditions 2019 (Encouragement); Opera Grand Rapids Competition 2021 (Finalist); National Opera Association 2020 &2021 (1st & 2nd); and Classical Singer Competition 2024, 2019 (Finalist, Winner).
In addition to her aforementioned experience, Amalia often performs in concert and recital settings. Amalia's most recent solo recital in 2023, Vocalise, was a program of folk-inspired inspired classical art songs, original compositions, film scores and video game music, all framed by both popular and lesser known vocalises perfomed alongside the fabulous JJ Penna (piano), Dani Zanuttini-Frank (Guitar) and Jarrett May (flute). She has premiered new works including Laila Arafah's Confabulations with an A.I. Bot alongside Rafe Schaberg-Lei (piano), and Odessey of Dreams by sam Kohler alongisde Manuel Arellano (piano). She was the soprano soloist in Mozart's C minor mass with conductor, Nate Widelitz, performed in scenes as Frasquita in Carmen, in L'Italiana in Algeri as Elvira, and in Thaïs as La charmeuse with the Yale Philharmonia, was the soprano soloist in Mozart's Missa Brevis in Battell large service with orchestra, and has been a frequent guest soloist with the Hunterdon Symphony Orchestra, most recently in their 2023 winter concert, “Postcards from Around the World,” as well as Escape with Music 2021, performing music from Le nozze di Figaro and excerpts Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings.
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In her free time Amalia loves to compose. Amalia independently studied composition with Dr. Eliza Brown and Dr. William Pearson at DePauw University and studied secondary composition at Yale University with Jack Frerer. While she loves to write for classical voice and piano, she also loves in countless genres including Italian folk, self-accompanied works, acapella, cabaret, pop songs, electronic music, music for chamber ensembles, solo instruments and all sorts of fun combinations.
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Amalia is also a trained dancer and has performed as a soloist, dance ensemble member, dance captain and choreographer for numerous events. Amalia specializes in ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary, beginner pointe, and beginner aerial silks.
Amalia Crevani is a graduate of the Yale University School of Music ’23, DePauw University 21', and the Juilliard Pre-College ‘17. Amalia was awarded The Meghan Parker Memorial Prize 2018 at DePauw University for Outstanding first-year vocalist, The Elaine Showalter Scholarship Award, was a winner of DePauw’s 2019 and 2020 Concerto Competitions and was nominated for the prestigious Ferid Murad Medal in 2021.
Amalia is bilingual in English and Italian and is an athlete in disguise, having played competitive, semi-professional soccer. She loves cooking and exploring cuisine, reading outside in the sun, noodling around on various instruments and spending time with family, friends and her dog, Sunny.
