From a sold out debut at Carnegie Hall to leading roles in the Washington DC area--emerging artist Laura Basse consistently delights. Recent accolades include The Washington Post, which acclaimed her voice as “fresh and agile” while “powerfully” portraying Micaela in Carmen; and having “Lit up the Stage” as a “passionate” Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni. BWW Opera World heralded her performance of Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro with a resounding validation of her talent and artistry: “Bass displayed an absolutely ethereal voice, filled with beautiful grace and power, in stark contrast to her delicate, fragile noblewoman character.”

Laura holds her Master of Music degree in Voice from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where she studied with famed opera veterans Timothy Noble, Carol Vaness, and two-time Grammy Award winner, Sylvia McNair. Laura continues to amass a diverse operatic and orchestral performance repertoire in her exciting and expanding career.