Camille Ortiz

Camille Ortiz is an Assistant Professor of Voice at the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance, where she contributes to vocal pedagogy and performance.

• Education:
  • D.M.A. in Vocal Performance (2017), University of North Texas
  • M.M. in Vocal Performance (2007), Manhattan School of Music
  • B.M. in Vocal and Violin Performance (2004), Oral Roberts University
  • Pre-college graduate, Puerto Rico Conservatory

Research Interests focus on Vocal Performance and Choral Studies, with specialization in Baroque repertoire, Latin American art song, and operatic roles spanning classical to contemporary works. Her performances highlight historical and cross-cultural musical traditions.

Scientific Awards include recognition from prestigious foundations and competitions:

• Gerda Lissner Foundation Encouragement Award (2008)
• Liederkranz Competition finalist (2009)
• Koussevitzky Young Artists Competition finalist (2010)

As an internationally acclaimed soprano, Ortiz has performed at venues like Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Kennedy Center, with engagements in major opera productions and collaborations with ensembles such as Boston Baroque and Opera Lafayette.