BIOGRAPHY
Debby Lennon-Soprano: A member of the St. Louis Symphony Chorus for sixteen seasons Ms. Lennon made her solo debut with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra in the 1992 Carnegie Hall premiere of William Bolcom’s “Songs of Innocence and Experience.” The Boston Globe called her, “brassily irresistible.” Ms. Lennon has been a featured soloist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, The New York City Gay Men’s Chorus, The New Music Circle, The Gateway Men’s Chorus, The Tommy Money Orchestra, The Space Coast Pops with Richard Hayman, Bob Coleman’s Legacy Big Band, and The Steve Schankman Orchestra, as well as being an active freelance artist in the St. Louis area. From 1992-1999, Ms. Lennon recorded and performed with the nationally known a capella group, “Pieces of 8” of which she was a founding member. Ms. Lennon has performed in Lincoln Center’s “Avery Fisher Hall”, Carnegie Hall, Powell Symphony Hall and on many concert series events at The Sheldon, Jazz at the Bistro, Finale Music and Dining, The Innsbrook Music Festival and the Old Webster Jazz Festival. Her solo CD, “I’m All Smiles” was released in November 2005 to sold out audiences at Finale Music and Dining. Ms. Lennon is adjunct professor of voice and director of The Webster Jazz Singers at Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri since 2001, serves at St. Joseph’s Academy as vocal instructor and maintains a private voice studio. Ms. Lennon attended Fontbonne University in St. Louis, Missouri and L’ecole Hindemith in Vevey, Switzerland and is a voice student of Christine Armistead.