KATHRYN RADAKOVICH

Noted as a “very expressive soprano” (Opus Colorado), Kathryn Radakovich enjoys a varied career performing works from the modern, classical, baroque, and jazz idioms. Kathryn can be found singing with the nation’s top vocal ensembles including; Grammy and Pulitzer Prize winning Roomful of Teeth, Lorelei Ensemble, Santa Fe Desert Chorale, and Opera Philadelphia Chorus, as well as with Philadelphia-based vocal sextet Variant 6. Kathryn’s solo engagements include appearances with Choral Arts Philadelphia in the premiere of previously unpublished Carissimi oratorios and Bach’s Easter Oratorio, Germantown Oratorio Society’s Messiah, Musikanten Montana (Bach’s “St. John Passion”), as Musica and Ninfa in Monteverdi’s Orfeo with Baroque Chamber Orchestra (Stephen Stubbs), with Colorado Chamber Players under the direction of Matthieu Lussier in Messiah, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic in Bernstein: On Stage and Screen, the Victoria Bach Festival in Bach’s “Magnificat”, the Ars Nova Singers in “Mass in Blue”, and in Padworski’s “Reflections on a Mexican Garden” with Colorado Chorale. She is also the featured vocalist on the 2023 chamber jazz album “Flowers of Evil” by jazz pianist and composer Annie Booth.

In addition to her work as a vocalist, Kathryn is the Director of Learning and Engagement for Boulanger Initiative, a DC-area non-profit dedicated to uplifting the music of women and gender-marginalized composers, past, present, and future.