Francesca Coverini

Voice Teacher

Central Florida Vocal Arts

Hailed as a “fearless performer” with a “charming and animated” presence, soprano Francesca Coverini is an up-and-coming face in the world of opera. She found her love for music at a young age, performing in local musicals, plays and concerts around her hometown of Naples, Florida. She received her BM in Voice from the Boston Conservatory before pursuing her MM at the Peabody Institute under the tutelage of world-renowned soprano, Elizabeth Futral. As a versatile performer, Francesca has taken the stage as an assortment of roles from the most endearing ingénues to the wittiest schemers. Her most recent roles include Lauretta (Gianni Schicchi), Nora (Riders to the Sea), Die Erste Dame (Die Zauberflöte) and Suor Dolcina (Suor Angelica). This year she joins the Opera Orlando for a season of “Destiny + Desire,” being featured in their mainstage productions like Macbeth, Amahl and the Night Visitors, Four Lost Santas, and Cendrillon.In addition to her operatic engagements, Francesca showcases her vocal versatility in concerts, competitions and community outreach. This spring she was announced as one of eight finalists in the Sylvia Green Concerto Competition and has placed in other notable competitions such as NATS, BMP Top Teens and CS Summer Music. Ms. Coverini stands for increased diversity and open minds in the world of the arts, striving to bring forth progressive ideas through high quality musicality. Her commitment to accessibility and underrepresented voices remains central to her mission of “music for all.”