Spring 2014 Composers & Librettists
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Katherine
Cartusciello is a
music major in GS.
N.O.W.'s Production Officer in the 2013-2014 school year, Katherine also serves as the group's Head Designer for the 2014-2015 season. She plays piano and violin, dabbles in clarinet, but predominantly composes music. Her mother is an opera singer, so classical music has always been part of Katherine’s life. Katherine is also proud to be the CUPAL representative for the Columbia Classical Performers.
Katherine
Cartusciello
Zak
Hap
Zak Hap is.
Sophie
Laruelle
Sophie Laruelle is a
current sophomore at
Columbia College.
As a music major, she enjoys long episodes of Orange is the New Black and playing Candy Crush Saga in the Schapiro practice rooms. Sophie comes from Westchester County, where she first discovered her love for opera and music theatre. She enjoyed performing in New Opera Workshop productions her freshman year and hopes to continue writing and performing throughout her college career.
Christine
Rosenblatt
Chrstine Rosenblatt
is a Barnard College
class of 2016 music
major. On campus,
she is on the executive boards of Columbia Classical Performers, Columbia University Performing Arts League, and the Governing Board at Barnard; an avid member of Alpha Chi Omega Women’s Fraternity and New Opera Workshop; and an intern at the Metropolitan Opera. Christine has been playing piano for fifteen years, having served as an arranger, vocal director and musical director on many previous theatrical productions.
18 year-old pianist
and composer
Audrey Vardanega is
from Oakland, CA.
She began studying piano and composing at six. Her first composition, entitled “Beauty of Heart,” dedicated to the victims of 9/11, won the Music Teacher’s Association of California’s Composers Today contest. At eight years old, she won awards from the Yamaha Junior Jamboree for her works Folk Tale (for piano solo) and her Peter Pan Suite (for violin and piano). In 2006, she adapted Hans Christian Andersen’s story, The Emperor’s New Clothes, which premiered at The Crowden School. Since then, she has composed numerous instrumental and vocal pieces, the largest being an eight-movement ballet suite for full orchestra titled “Zingara.” The music for “Zingara" was premiered by the San Francisco Academy Orchestra under the baton of Andrei Gorbatenko in October 2012.
Audrey
Vardanega
