Chantal Gabrielle Freeman is a Haitian American soprano originally from Chicago, Illinois. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Music and Theology from Fordham University. Upon graduation she relocated to Philadelphia; studying with master vocal teacher Antonio Conte Pugliese. While there, Ms. Freeman performed with  the Amici Opera Company, Main Line Opera Guild’s Concert Series and the Russian Opera Workshop as a studio artist. In 2018, she sang the role of Elle in La Voix Humaine by Francis Poulenc at Chicago Summer Opera. She subsequently  received her Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the Butler School of Music of the University of Texas. As a member of the Butler Opera Center, she performed in Verdi’s Falstaff and Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito. Also in Austin, she performed as Josephine in Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore.  

Ms. Freeman’s accolades also include: Finalist in the 2019 NANM Marian Anderson Vocal Award Competition, 3rd place winner in the 2019 Harlem Opera Theater Vocal Competition, and Semi-Finalist with the 2020 Young Concert Artists  in New York City.  

Ms. Freeman has studied with acclaimed soprano, Ruth Falcon. Currently, she studies with Arthur Levy and coaches with Susan Caldwell in NYC. In May 2021, Ms. Freeman completed her Professional Studies Diploma at Mannes School of  Music and was awarded the prestigious Richard F. Gold Career Grant by the Shoshana Foundation. 

More recently, Ms. Freeman was a featured soloist with NY Choral Society in their Love in Action concert and with the Mannes Sounds Festival Finale at Carnegie  Hall. In addition, she was a finalist for the Gerda Lissner International Vocal Competition and a semi-finalist with the Joy in Singing competition. Her recent opera engagements include the role of “Shannon” in Santa Fe Opera’s workshop of THE RIGHTEOUS.

Ms. Freeman is a versatile, thoughtful, and generous performer who works to continue to share her gift of music with audiences across the globe.