Praised for her technical and musical prowess by her esteemed colleges, soprano Elizabeth Mirandi continues to wow audiences in Denver, Colorado and throughout the United States. Originally from Long Island, New York, Elizabeth received her BM in vocal performance from Crane School of Music in 2017 studying under Deborah Massell and Kirk Severtson. 

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Furthering her education, she has had the pleasure of working with Steamboat Opera Institution and Trentino Music Festival. Notably making her international debut as Queen of the Night in the mountains of Primiero, Italy. Elizabeth has had an intimate relationship with Mozart’s “Die Zauberflöte”, singing 4 of the female roles with Boulder Opera, Steamboat Opera Institution, Trentino Music Festival, Crane Opera Ensemble, and Opera Fort Collins. Since moving to Denver, Colorado, Elizabeth has had the opportunity to work with local companies and venues like Central Presbyterian Church where she has had the honor of debuting M. Roger Holland II’s work “This Is the Day: A Cantata in Four Movements.” as a featured soprano soloist.

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Some of her significant achievements include qualifying as a Semi-Finalist in CS Music’s Vocal Competition 2024, Platinum Award Winner in The World Classical Music Awards 2023, Silver Award Winner in The American Classical Music Awards 2024, Finalist in The John Alexander National Vocal Competition 2024, an Honorable Mention in Denver Lyric Opera Guild’s 2025 Competition and Finalist in Art Song Colorado’s 2025 Competition.

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Elizabeth’s current season includes Art Song Colorado’s Garden of Song Concert Series, Madame Butterfly Chorus with Opera Colorado/Bravo! Vail, and her first Rosalinda with Loveland Opera Theater. 

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