Known for her interpretation of Handel heroines, soprano Madeline Apple Healey has been lauded for her “fetching combination of vocal radiance and dramatic awareness” (CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER). Recent highlights include her Carnegie Hall debut singing Fauré’s Requiem with Jean-Sébastien Vallée, the world premiere of Paola Prestini’s opera “Silent Light” at National Sawdust, “Vis Aeternitatis” with Death of Classical and NOVUS NY, a 17th century pastiche — “Ariadne Unbound” — curated for TENET Vocal Artists by Ellie Sutherland, and concerts of 15th & 16th century repertoire with her chamber ensemble AMPERSAND. Specializing primarily in early and contemporary repertoire, Madeline is passionate about polyphony and loves working on music that challenges the construct of beautiful sound. She is a member of the Trinity Choir, and performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician.

Beyond music, Madeline is an outdoorswoman and environmental advocate and would love to talk to you about mountains, rocks, and recycling. Born in Ohio, she now resides in new york, where, whether in the city or the Adirondacks, she can be found cooking, gaming, plotting her next climb, eating fries, and spending time with her husband Teddy and their dog Bodhi.