Coloratura soprano Mithuna Sivaraman is quickly getting noticed for the "clarity of her embellishments" (Voce di Meche). Recent oratorio soloist engagements include the role of Israelitish Woman in Handel's Judas Maccabeus, Mozart's Coronation Mass and Mass in C Minor, the Fauré and Mozart Requiems, Handel's Messiah, and the Vivaldi Gloria. Since moving to the New York City area in 2018, Mithuna has made role debuts in New York and New Jersey as Sophy in A Potsdam Folly (a re-imagining of J.S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier), Casilda in Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Gondoliers, and Clizia in Handel’s Teseo. She also covered the role of Savitri in New Camerata Opera’s double bill of Venus and Adonis/Savitri, and the roles of La Fée and Maguelonne in City Lyric Opera's production of Viardot's Cendrillon. In addition, she is an experienced choral artist - recent highlights include the U.S. premiere of Emigre with the New York Philharmonic Chorus, featured on PBS's Great Performances, and the world premiere of Benedict Sheehan's Akathist at Trinity Wall Street (with Downtown Voices), Grammy-nominated for Best Choral Performance. Other professional choral roster memberships include the Choir and St. Patrick's Cathedral (NYC) and the Choral Chameleon Ensemble. Born and raised in Singapore, she is of Tamil descent, and has extensively trained in both Hindustani and Carnatic classical voice, with teachers including Ustad Vilayat Khan and D.K. Pattammal. In her non-singing life, Mithuna is a tax attorney with significant experience in transfer pricing and tax controversy. For more information, please visit https://linktr.ee/lawyeratura