A live recording during communion at St. Albert the Great Catholic Church, Austin, TX accompanied by Storm Knien. May 2013.

"I know that my Redeemer liveth" from Messiah by Handel

Recording made at the Peabody Conservatory accompanied by Choo Choo Hu. 2010.

"Quando m'en vo" from La Boheme by Puccini

Live recording from Masters Recital accompanied by Choo Choo Hu. 2011.

Si mes vers avaient des ailes by Reynaldo Hahn

A live recording with pianist Austin Haller. August 2013.

In His Eyes From Jekyll And Hyde

From the 6 songs for High Voice. A live recording with accompanist Rick Rowley. August. 2013.

Cradle Song By Ned Rorem

A live recording with accompanist Rick Rowley. August 2013.

Volta La Terrea From Un Ballo In Maschera

What Did I Have That I Don't Have

Born and raised in the small town of Eben Junction, soprano Amanda Kay Boundy
spent her youth in the rural Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Her musical education began
with the country and bluegrass styles of Patsy Cline, George Strait, and Allison Krause, until
she discovered classical music at the age of 16. Since then she’s divided her career between
opera, oratorio, and choral solos. Opera roles include Monica in The Medium, Mabel in The
Pirates of Penzance, and 2nd Lady in Die Zauberflöte. Ms. Boundy was also the soprano
soloist for several major works including Mozart’s Laudate Dominum and Haydn’s Lord
Nelson Mass, which was performed in Chichester, England with the Albion College Concert
Choir. Most recently, she was a featured recitalist with Pine Mountain Music Festival.

Ms. Boundy earned several awards and honors in and outside of music. From the
Albion College music department she was awarded the Deal Voice Prize, the Jennie
Worthington Cup, and the Stephen Wheeler Cup. She also won the Rosemary Russell
Memorial Award from the Michigan Federation of Music Clubs, and Second Place for the
Charlotte Rupple Voice Award from the Birmingham Musicale. In 2007, Boundy was the
winner of Albion College’s annual concerto competition. Her work regarding women’s
issues on campus also earned her Albion College’s President Bernard T. Lomas Project 250
Leadership Award. In 2011, Boundy was awarded a Peabody Career Development Grant
and the Annie Wentz Prize in Voice from the Peabody Conservatory.

In 2007, Ms. Boundy completed Bachelor of Arts degrees in Music Performance and
Anthropology/Sociology at Albion College. In 2011, she earned a Master of Music degree in
voice performance from the Peabody Conservatory where she studied with Marianna
Busching. When she is not pursuing music, Ms. Boundy has strong interests in cultural
anthropology, acting, and arts administration.

Amanda Boundy