ABOUT ME

Madison Lombardo was born and raised in Springfield, MO. The youngest of 4 in a particularly noisy household, Madison has always had a knack for finding her spotlight. Her early training in piano and aural skills set her foundation alongside singing in church and school. Madison dabbled in various instruments — guitar, piano, ukulele, banjo, violin — but time after time came back to her voice.

Freshman year of her undergraduate degree, having never seen an opera, Madison was asked to be in the chorus of Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro. Under the guidance of baritone Darrell J. Jordan and soprano Christine Seitz, she began her training in classical voice. Years later, she continued her studies and earned a Master of Music degree in Voice Performance from the University of Washington.

Madison has made home in Seattle, WA and is an active member of the performing and classical music community. She actively studies under Dr. Kari Ragan and is guided by Maestro Dean Williamson.

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