Lori Laitman

Composer

1955 –

59

Who is Lori Laitman?

Lori Laitman is an American composer of vocal music. She has composed over 250 songs, setting the words of classic and contemporary English-language poets, including the lost voices of poets who perished in the Holocaust.

Her opera, The Scarlet Letter, to a libretto by David Mason, will receive its professional premiere at Opera Colorado in May 2016 starring Elizabeth Futral.

Her children's opera, "The Three Feathers," to a libretto by Dana Gioia, has been commissioned by the Center for the Arts at Virginia Tech and will receive its premiere there in October 2014.

Laitman's music has been featured on Thomas Hampson's Song of America website and radio series, and an entry on her music is included in The Grove Dictionary of American Music.

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Born
1955
Nationality
  • United States of America
Education
  • Yale School of Music
  • Yale University

Submitted
on July 23, 2013

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