Soprano, LISA EDEN, has appeared nationally and internationally as concert soloist and in recital at such illustrious venues as the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Kennedy Center, the Cosmos Club, Strathmore Mansion, the National Cathedral, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Baltimore Basilica, the Embassies of France, the Netherlands, and Monaco, Liederkranz in New York, the Dean Lesher Center in the San Francisco Bay Area, the Harvard Club in Boston, and the Stefaniensaal and Helmut-List-Halle in Graz, Austria. Her distinguished career is gaining momentum with her recent Milan debut in the role of Violetta, as well as her Los Angeles Opera mainstage debut in the Grammy Award winning, The Ghosts of Versailles.

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Opera credits include Violetta in La Traviata, Leonora in Il Trovatore, and Donna Anna in Don Giovanni, with Teatro dell'Opera di Milano, Anna in Le Villi and Mélisande in Impressions of Pelleas with Opera Vivente, Die Vertraute in Elektra with The Washington National Opera, Violetta in a concert version of La Traviata with the AIMS Festival Orchestra, Roggiero in Washington Concert Opera’s production of Tancredi, Euridice in the California Music Festival production of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice, and Fiordiligi in the Bay View Music Festival’s Così fan tutte. 

Audiences and critics alike have especially praised Ms. Eden for her ability to deftly and sincerely communicate both music and text. The Washington Post hailed, “From her first note, Eden displayed a warm velvety tone and a dignified presence. . . the sheer beauty of Eden’s sound would have been enough for a satisfying performance. . . Phrases like ‘the night is clinging’ and ‘we will descend quietly and slowly’ showcased her talents for communicating imagery and her thrilling dynamic facility.”