touching,” mezzo-soprano Jamie Van Eyck enjoys a career that spans many musical genres. She’s been featured on recordings for Albany, Centaur, and Bridge Records. She is a soloist on the American Symphony Orchestra’s recording of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and sings a leading role on the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s DVD release of Elliott Carter’s opera, What Next. Jamie has been featured in concert and opera at the Tanglewood Music Festival, Ojai Festival, Bard Music Festival, Five Boroughs Music Festival, Princeton Festival, and Santa Fe Opera. She’s been a soloist with many of the nation’s top orchestras including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Boston Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, American Bach Soloists, and the Phoenix, Utah, Lexington, Austin, Colorado, and Pacific Symphonies. She has sung leading roles with the opera companies of Boston, Arizona, Austin, Utah, and Madison, as well as Wolf Trap Opera and Opera Theatre of Saint Louis. Jamie made her Broadway debut in Jerome Kern’s Music in the Air with the Encores! series at New York City Center and has soloed in pops concerts with Keith Lockhart and Marvin Hamlisch. She’s performed at international festivals including Toronto’s Luminato Festival, Moscow’s Golden Mask Festival, and the Grahamstown and FynArts Festivals in South Africa. Jamie teaches voice at Baylor University and is a winner of Baylor’s Outstanding Faculty Award.