Amy Maples

A classically trained soprano, Amy speaks with exceptional clarity and pitch. With decades of technical training behind her, she switches from vocal fry to sing-song effortlessly to portray style and character. Often the bubbly ingenue on stage, Amy transfers her comedic timing and sparkling tones to the studio with ease. Comfortable reading in English, Spanish, Italian, German, and French. Accents include Appalachian Southern American (Amy is from East Tennessee).

 Ausbildung

Amy received her training from The Growing Studio in NYC as well as personalized coaching with Danielle Augustine.

 Erfahrung

AUDIOBOOKS
Falling Stars: Steph's Christmas Star / Romance Erotica / 2022
The New Team in Town / LGBTQIA Romance / 2021
I Love You S'more / Romance / 2021
The Ghost and Mr. Moore / Romance / 2021
Sins of the Father / Romance, Suspense / 2021

SCRIBD COACH SEMINARS
Zen Money / Self-help / 2021
The Cost of Perfection / Self-help / 2021
The Authentic Leader / Self-help/ 2021
Setting Out for Success / Self-help / 2021
Master of Information / Self-help / 2021

Amy portrayed the duel leadings roles of Irma and Musette in a revival of Victor Herbert’s The Fortune Teller with Albany Records. Regarding her performance, Opera News said: “Maples’ soprano is supple and rich, her pitch true, her dictation and comic timing spot-on. She manages to assay her three characters, Irma, Fedor, and Musette with such vividness that the listener never has a doubt as to which character she is portraying at a given time.”

Likewise, in 2012, Amy both performed and recorded the leading role of Mitzi in Sigmund Romberg’s Blossom Time. Her recording of Blossom Time with Albany Records was released in early 2013.

Recent recordings include several call-outs for Orbital Pinball company.

 Besonderheiten

classical soprano, ballet, piano, Britney Spears vocal impersonation