Leandra Ramm

Praised for “beautiful and quite moving” performances (Nordstjernan Newspaper) and “brilliant”

artistry (San Francisco Classical Voice), mezzo-soprano Leandra Ramm has appeared at

leading venues and with major Bay Area institutions. With San Francisco Symphony,

performances include alto soloist in Bach’s Magnificat under Jane Glover,

Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas, and as a soloist

in Ecstasy at SoundBox.

Recent operatic highlights include First Witch in Dido’s Ghost and Dido and

Aeneas with Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Third Lady in The Magic Flute with Livermore

Valley Opera, Lapák in The Cunning Little Vixen and Prince Orlofsky in Die

Fledermaus with Pocket Opera, Paggio in Rigoletto with Opera San José. In the 2026 season, she

makes her debut with Opera Modesto as Kuchtík in Rusalka, Jan and the Conscience Trio

in Case Closed with West Edge Opera’s Snapshots, performs Suzy in La Rondine with Pocket

Opera, and a return to San Francisco Opera Chorus for Simon Boccanegra.

A sought-after concert soloist, Ms. Ramm’s recent engagements include alto soloist in

Duruflé’s Requiem with SF City Chorus and Britten’s Rejoice in the Lamb with San Francisco

Choral Society, and Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with Silicon Valley Philharmonic. She has

also collaborated with Sacramento Baroque Soloists and UC Alumni Chorus at Cal

Performances’ Hertz Hall.

Renowned for her vivid portrayals of pants roles, Ms. Ramm has received acclaim for Anybodys

in West Side Story with Opera San José and the Rooster and Blue Jay in The Cunning Little

Vixen with West Edge Opera. Her work in contemporary opera includes appearances in Lisa

Bielawa’s Vireo and the live piano-vocal premiere of Centuries in the Hours at The Stone.

Ms. Ramm is featured on the Grammy-nominated recording of Ligeti’s Lux Aeterna and the cast

album of Evan Mack and Joshua McGuire’s Lucinda y las Flores de la Nochebuena. She is a

National Finalist in the Women in Opera Division of The American Prize, a recipient of the

Ernst Bacon Memorial Award and Art Song Division honors, and a grant recipient of Opera

America’s Career Blueprints for Singers.

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