Lyrical Gringa Takes Country’s
Opera Scene By Storm

“Tall and statuesque, she managed to dominate the stage at all times.”

Ted Wasserman, Tico Times (San José, Costa Rica)

“Then, a melody that stops stage hands in their tracks, Gash’s warm soprano floats toward the rooftops and down the driveway…”

-Patrick Huguenin, New York Daily News

In her debut of Violetta, “her total command on the role and her acting and singing prowess convinced them that she had sung the role dozens of times.”

-Ted Wasserman, Tico Times (San José, Costa Rica)

“Her voice and vocal technique are on the highest level of the art.”

-David Finko, Russian-American composer

“Her aria to freedom…was a feast to the spirit and one of many that delighted the ear. Her fioritura in her aria was marvelous.”

Nino Pantano, Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Lyrical Gringa Takes Country’s
Opera Scene By Storm

“Tall and statuesque, she managed to dominate the stage at all times.”

Ted Wasserman, Tico Times (San José, Costa Rica)

“Then, a melody that stops stage hands in their tracks, Gash’s warm soprano floats toward the rooftops and down the driveway…”

-Patrick Huguenin, New York Daily News

In her debut of Violetta, “her total command on the role and her acting and singing prowess convinced them that she had sung the role dozens of times.”

-Ted Wasserman, Tico Times (San José, Costa Rica)

“Her voice and vocal technique are on the highest level of the art.”

-David Finko, Russian-American composer

“Her aria to freedom…was a feast to the spirit and one of many that delighted the ear. Her fioritura in her aria was marvelous.”

Nino Pantano, Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Holly Gash, lirico spinto soprano

Internationally acclaimed soprano Holly Gash has been in demand throughout the United States and Central America since her debut in Guatemala in 2003.  Consistently brilliant performances in Guatemala, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and El Salvador have firmly established Ms. Gash as a “most favored diva” among many operatic patrons in the region due to her name alone.

Holly is a regularly appearing guest artist with the Newtown Chamber Orchestra and with her good friend and colleague, Clipper Erickson, on his Music for the Soul concert series.  She enjoys singing at the Newtown United Methodist Church in Newtown, PA, delights in teaching private voice lessons, and is passionate about keeping her hometown community of Bucks County’s talent and culture scene thriving.

Holly Gash, lirico spinto soprano

Internationally acclaimed soprano Holly Gash has been in demand throughout the United States and Central America since her debut in Guatemala in 2003.  Consistently brilliant performances in Guatemala, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and El Salvador have firmly established Ms. Gash as a “most favored diva” among many operatic patrons in the region due to her name alone.

Holly is a regularly appearing guest artist with the Newtown Chamber Orchestra and with her good friend and colleague, Clipper Erickson, on his Music for the Soul concert series.  She enjoys singing at the Newtown United Methodist Church in Newtown, PA, delights in teaching private voice lessons, and is passionate about keeping her hometown community of Bucks County’s talent and culture scene thriving.

Upcoming Engagements

Verdi’s Giovanna d’Arco

Holly Gash to perform title role
Amici Opera of Philadelphia

Sunday, April 23rd & 30th  |  3:00 PM
Redeemer United Methodist Church
1128 Cottman Ave  |  Philadelphia, PA 19111

Pergolesi Stabat Mater

Holly Gash, soprano soloist

March 19th  |  2:00 PM
Holy Church of Martyrs
Oreland, PA

Music for the Soul:
A Celebration of Black Female Composers

Holly Gash, soprano
Clipper Erickson, piano

Sunday, May 21st
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
140 N. Warren St  |  Trenton, NJ 08608

Opera in the Ozarks: Alumni Artist Concert

Eureka Springs, AR

Holly Gash, soprano
Evan Julius Nelson, baritone
Hyun Kim, piano
June 11th  |  2:30 PM

Recent Performance Highlights

“Udiste, mira di acerbe lagrime” (Il Trovatore)

Newtown Chamber Orchestra
Soloists On Stage Concert
Holly Gash, soprano
Chaka Allen, baritone
Lynda Chen, piano

“Ebben, ne andro lontana” (La Wally)

Warminster Symphony Orchestra
Recorded May 21st, 2022