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Clara Sandler

Clara Sandler

Education and Training

MM, New England Conservatory, with Honors (Voice Performance); BM, Temple University College of Music, Magna cum Laude (Voice Performance); Alexander Technique International Certified Teacher

Awards and Recognition

Finalist in the NATS New England Regional Competition

Semi-finalist in The Liederkranz Foundation Competition, NY

New England Conservatory Faculty Grant

Brookline Council for the Arts Grant

Clara Sandler

Division: Expanded Education

Department: Voice

Clara Sandler, mezzo-soprano feels at home in performances of opera, operetta, oratorio, recital, zarzuela and tango. She has appeared in concerts in the Boston area, New York City, Washington DC, Uruguay and in her native Argentina.

Clara teaches Voice and Alexander Technique classes for the Expanded Education and at Boston College Music Department. Her CD “Alma Apasionada: songs from Spain and Argentina was released on Newport Classics. Clara was the featured soloist at the Boston Premiere of Górecki “Symphony of Sorrowful Songs” with the Boston Chamber Ensemble; with this orchestra she was also soloist in Wagner “Wessendonk Lieder”, her voice praised by the Boston Globe for her “dark and attractive timbre”. She was a soloist in Handel Messiah, Mozart Requiem and Mass in C, Bach Magnificat, Mendelssohn Elijah, Haydn The Creation and Paukenmesse, Bizet Te Deum, among others. A certified teacher of the Alexander Technique, she has taught classes and workshops in Boston, New York, Ireland, England, Perú, Uruguay and Argentina. Clara performs with the Boston Arts Consort in concerts of classical music from Spain and Latin America.

Curriculum Vitae

MM, New England Conservatory, with Honors (Voice Performance); BM, Temple University College of Music, Magna cum Laude (Voice Performance); Alexander Technique International Certified Teacher

  • Finalist in the NATS New England Regional Competition
  • Semi-finalist in The Liederkranz Foundation Competition, NY
  • New England Conservatory Faculty Grant
  • Brookline Council for the Arts Grant