When you study voice at the Mary Pappert School of Music, you will work with world-class faculty who use their expertise to help you find and refine your distinctive sound to prepare you for your own individual goals, whether they be on the opera stage, recording studio, healthcare setting, or classroom. Many of our faculty are still active performers in their fields, recently singing with Pittsburgh Opera, Cleveland Orchestra, Pittsburgh Camerata, and other regional arts organizations. Singers in the Voice Area at Duquesne have opportunities to perform with our Duquesne University Opera Theater as well as with our nationally recognized choral ensembles and other small ensembles like the Duquesne Vocal Jazz Ensemble and the Dukes Music. We value each student’s unique voice and work with them to develop their sound and achieve their musical goals.
Graduate Students
We are proud to offer highly competitive Graduate Performance Awards and Assistantships that can cover up to 100% of tuition.
Questions About Studying Voice?
Contact the Voice Area Coordinator.
Applied Voice Faculty
Voice Studies
Upcoming Voice Events
Look to This Day
Faculty Recital
Dr. Kevin Lee Sun, piano
Featuring:
Maddie Kolenc, alto flute
Wallis Lucas, soprano
Dr. Kevin Lee Sun (Assistant Professor of Piano) presents his program Look to This Day, featuring music for piano, alto flute, and soprano. All the music was written by two living composers—Hyo-shin Na and
Brahms on the Bluff: Concert I - Hungarian Dance Fever
David Allen Wehr, Artistic Director
Pre-concert Discussion with Benjamin Binder at 2:30 p.m.
The Music of Sammy Nestico
Duquesne University Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Workshop, and Vocal Jazz Ensemble
Brahms on the Bluff: Concert II - Lullaby
David Allen Wehr, Artistic Director
Pre-concert Discussion with Ron Samuels at 2:30 p.m.
Brahms on the Bluff: Concert III - The Three Sonatas for Violin and Piano
David Allen Wehr, Artistic Director
Pre-concert Discussion with Nicole Vilkner at 2:30 p.m.










