Conference Artist ~ Robyn Lamp

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Robyn Marie Lamp is a Florida-based soprano with a flourishing operatic and concert career. Praised for her "soprano star quality" and "radiant pianissimos," she has performed leading roles, including Donna Anna in Don Giovanni and Mimì in La Bohème. Her 2023-24 season included performances with Opera Tampa and Winter Opera St. Louis, as well as soloist work in Considering Matthew Shepard. Highlights from recent seasons include soloist roles in Verdi’s Requiem at Carnegie Hall and with the Master Chorale of South Florida, as well as Handel’s Messiah with Palm Beach Symphony. She was also the title role in Tosca with Gulfshore Opera and performed in virtual and socially distanced concerts during the COVID shutdown. Competition highlights include First Place at the D’Angelo Young Artist Vocal Competition and Third Place at the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. Lamp is a co-founder of Amelia Island Opera and Executive Director of Amelia Island Chamber Music
Festival.

Michael Giuliani, piano. A dynamic pianist and organist of unique versatility, Michael Giuliani enjoys a diverse career spanning the United States and internationally. He is the pianist for the Jacksonville Symphony Chorus and frequently collaborates with music organizations and professional musicians throughout Northeast Florida. Giuliani has collaborated with acclaimed ensembles such as the St. Charles Singers, Chicago Choral Artists, and the Charleston Symphony Gospel and Spiritual Ensembles, among others. A passionate advocate for music education, he has started community initiatives that have provided music education to over a thousand students. He is currently the Director of the Young Artist Music Project in St. Augustine, FL, which he co-founded with his wife, violinist Agnes Giuliani. A lifelong
church musician, he serves as Director of Music at Trinity Parish in St. Augustine, FL.