Millicent Scarlett

Professor Millicent Scarlett is an Adjunct Professor of Voice in the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design's Music Program at The George Washington University. With a profound dedication to the art of music, she has established herself as a distinguished figure in the realms of recital, orchestral, and operatic performance. Her contributions to the musical landscape of the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area are marked by frequent appearances in concerts and recitals, where her vocal prowess and artistic interpretation have captivated audiences. Professor Scarlett's academic journey began at Brandon University in Manitoba, Canada, where she earned her Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance. Her pursuit of excellence in opera led her to the University of Maryland's Maryland Opera Studio, where she completed her Master of Music in Opera Performance. These formative experiences have shaped her into a versatile and accomplished performer, capable of navigating the complexities of various musical genres with finesse. Throughout her career, Millicent Scarlett has been an integral part of numerous musical productions and events, showcasing her ability to bring characters to life on stage with authenticity and emotional depth. Her performances are characterized by a unique blend of technical precision and emotive expression, making her a sought-after artist in the classical music community. In addition to her performance career, Professor Scarlett is deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of vocalists. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the development of a strong technical foundation while encouraging students to explore their own artistic identities. She is known for her supportive and inspiring approach, fostering an environment where students can thrive and reach their full potential. As a respected member of the academic and musical communities, Millicent Scarlett continues to contribute to the enrichment of the cultural landscape through her performances, teaching, and mentorship. Her passion for music and dedication to her craft serve as an inspiration to both her students and colleagues alike.