Sharmay Musacchio

"Most distinct is Iphigenia the Elder; Sharmay Musacchio is an extraordinary contralto who pulls out the stops in terms of range and colors.”
-Susan Galbraith, DC Metro Theater Arts 12/21

“...excellent Iphigenia's included Sharmay Musacchio, with her impressive contralto.”
-Heidi Waleson, Wall Street Journal 12/21

"The rich-voiced contralto, Sharmay Musacchio is wonderful as the well-meaning, baffled and finally desperate housekeeper, Mrs. Grose"
-Anthony Tommasini, New York Times 2/26/13

"....Musacchio is that rarest of voices, a true contralto, and she plumbed some remarkable subterranean depths that one rarely hears from a female singer..."
-Chicago Classical Review 2/17/19

“Sharmay Musacchio was a powerhouse as Zita, her beautifully colored contralto slicing through proceedings with incisive appeal and stature. As the White Cat in the French opus, Ms. Musacchio trades in her deviousness for a slinking, warmly vocalized feline that would bewitch even an avowed dog lover.”
-John Sohre, OperaToday.com – 2020