“Quintin possesses a voice of remarkable flexibility and a truly commanding musical presence.” (Straits Times)
Filipina Soprano Stefanie Quintin’s repertoire ranges from Renaissance Music to premiere performances of Contemporary Music. She has collaborated with classical guitarist Carsten Linck for the performance of melancholia music from the Renaissance era. She attended the Vielklang Akademie in Tübingen, Germany, and studied with renowned early music specialists - lutenist Lee Santana and soprano Sybilla Rubens.
She is an alumna of the Modern Academy in Hong Kong, with emphasis on the performance of Contemporary Music. She is also a member of the Ripieno Ensemble; a group of musicians dedicated to the promotion and performance of contemporary music in the Philippines and in Southeast Asia.
As a soloist, she has performed in various international festivals such as the Asia-Europe New Music Festival (Vietnam), International Bamboo Organ Festival (Philippines), Yilan International Arts Festival (Taiwan), soundSCAPE Festival (Italy), International Rondalla Festival (Philippines), and many others. She has been featured in concerts/performances with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, Manila Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Hong Kong Bach Choir and Orchestra, and the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble. She has also worked with conductors Sofi Jeannin (BBC Singers), Simon Carrington (King’s Singers), Jerome Hoberman (HK Bach Choir), Neal Goren (Gotham Chamber Opera NY), Ramon Santos (National Artist for Music), Eudenice Palaruan (Singapore Symphony Chorus), and Beverly Shangkuan-Cheng (Villancico Vocal Ensemble).
Her opera credits include Cimarosa's IL MATRIMONIO SEGRETO, Mozart’s DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE, Purcell's FAIRY QUEEN, and Eli Marshall's new chamber opera - MILA. Her concert repertoire includes numerous large works, cantatas, oratorios, and art songs.
She is a recipient of the Delphic Lyra Award at the 3rd International Junior Delphic Games (2007), PGMA Presidential Award for Culture and the Arts (2008), and the Rey T. Paguio Scholarship (2009-2014). She is a 2nd-prize winner (Professional Category) at the 2nd ASEAN Opera Vocal Competition held in Singapore (2018).
Quintin studied voice under the tutelage of Professor Emerita Fides Cuyugan-Asensio, Rica Nepomuceno, Ena Aldecoa, Arthur Espiritu and Christopher Arceo.
Stefanie Quintin graduated with a degree in Vocal Pedagogy and Vocal Performance (cum laude) from the University of the Philippines College of Music.
(Dec. 2018)
Filipina Soprano Stefanie Quintin’s repertoire ranges from Renaissance Music to premiere performances of Contemporary Music. She has collaborated with classical guitarist Carsten Linck for the performance of melancholia music from the Renaissance era. She attended the Vielklang Akademie in Tübingen, Germany, and studied with renowned early music specialists - lutenist Lee Santana and soprano Sybilla Rubens.
She is an alumna of the Modern Academy in Hong Kong, with emphasis on the performance of Contemporary Music. She is also a member of the Ripieno Ensemble; a group of musicians dedicated to the promotion and performance of contemporary music in the Philippines and in Southeast Asia.
As a soloist, she has performed in various international festivals such as the Asia-Europe New Music Festival (Vietnam), International Bamboo Organ Festival (Philippines), Yilan International Arts Festival (Taiwan), soundSCAPE Festival (Italy), International Rondalla Festival (Philippines), and many others. She has been featured in concerts/performances with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, Manila Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Hong Kong Bach Choir and Orchestra, and the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble. She has also worked with conductors Sofi Jeannin (BBC Singers), Simon Carrington (King’s Singers), Jerome Hoberman (HK Bach Choir), Neal Goren (Gotham Chamber Opera NY), Ramon Santos (National Artist for Music), Eudenice Palaruan (Singapore Symphony Chorus), and Beverly Shangkuan-Cheng (Villancico Vocal Ensemble).
Her opera credits include Cimarosa's IL MATRIMONIO SEGRETO, Mozart’s DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE, Purcell's FAIRY QUEEN, and Eli Marshall's new chamber opera - MILA. Her concert repertoire includes numerous large works, cantatas, oratorios, and art songs.
She is a recipient of the Delphic Lyra Award at the 3rd International Junior Delphic Games (2007), PGMA Presidential Award for Culture and the Arts (2008), and the Rey T. Paguio Scholarship (2009-2014). She is a 2nd-prize winner (Professional Category) at the 2nd ASEAN Opera Vocal Competition held in Singapore (2018).
Quintin studied voice under the tutelage of Professor Emerita Fides Cuyugan-Asensio, Rica Nepomuceno, Ena Aldecoa, Arthur Espiritu and Christopher Arceo.
Stefanie Quintin graduated with a degree in Vocal Pedagogy and Vocal Performance (cum laude) from the University of the Philippines College of Music.
(Dec. 2018)