Leah Danielle, a Verissimo full lyric soprano with a specialization in melodic Italian operas, is renowned not only for her remarkable voice boasting an extensive range and pure tone, but also for her authentic portrayal of characters. Her vocal agility and effortless technique have facilitated performances across a broad repertoire in both the Opera and crossover domains. The resonance, potency, and uniqueness of her voice, coupled with her innate capacity to evoke passion and depth within her characters, elicit an irresistible and enduring response from her audience.

Leah's educational journey led her through the Cleveland Institute of Music, Mannes School of Music, and Purchase Conservatory. A debut solo concert at Carnegie Hall at the age of seventeen marked the onset of her illustrious career, accompanied by the receipt of the Kenneth A. Gilmore Award and the Charles H. Davis award and scholarship. Even in her teenage years, she began receiving training from luminaries in the opera world, including Franco Corelli, Blanch Thebom, Barbara Honn, Bonnie Hamilton, Hugh Murphy, and Vincent La Silva. Her presence graced young artist programs and festivals worldwide, such as Opera North, Opera Arts Training Program in San Francisco, Torre del Lago Puccini Festival, Orvieto Opera Festival, Bel Canto Festival, and New York City Opera.

Venturing into the crossover-classical realm, Ms. Danielle embarked on a multi-year collaboration with Grammy-winning writer and producer David Foster. She joined forces with legendary tenor Andrea Bocelli to perform on behalf of Foster's foundation. Additionally, she graced the runway at New York City’s Annual Couture Fashion Week for three consecutive years.

Among her many roles, Leah has embraced characters such as Musetta and Mimi in La Boheme, Liu in Turandot, Contessa in Le Nozze Di Figaro, Drusilla in L’Incoronazione di Poppea, Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi, Susannah in Floyd's production of "Susannah," and the title role in Dvorak's "Rusalka," showcasing her versatility and depth.

Beyond her vocal prowess, Ms. Danielle has taken on roles as a writer, producer, and director. She contributed to the movie soundtrack for Universal Studios' film "Prime" and boasts crossover classical singles produced by David Foster, available on Spotify and iTunes.

The Palm Beach Opera has welcomed Ms. Danielle to sing for their upcoming season.

For a comprehensive exploration of Leah Danielle's achievements and artistry, please visit her media page to discover her captivating journey.