Amy Rosine, soprano, is an active recitalist, and performing has taken her to the Čzech Republic, where she performed vocal recitals in Dobřichovice and Český Krumlov with pianist Jaroslav Šaroun, from the Music Academy of Prague and Czech Philharmonic. In the US Rosine performed with Civic Opera of Kansas City, Kansas City Lyric Opera Express, Kansas Concert Opera, Regal Opera (TX), Lyric Theatre of Dallas, Ft. Worth Opera, and Brownwood Regional Theatre. Her current creative outlet is performing as one-half of the Sorores Duo.

Dr. Rosine has led masterclasses in vocal performance and pedagogy throughout the United States and in Italy. A few of her interests include teaching “singing instrumentalists” from her years of teaching vocal techniques to instrumental music education majors and preparing young singers and new music educators for solo contest.

Dr. Rosine is professor of music and head of the Voice Area at Kansas State University where she teaches Applied Voice, Vocal Techniques, English Diction, Women in Music, and Survey of Vocal Music for the Adolescent Singer. For 17 years she served as vocal coach for the School of Music, Theatre and Dance Broadway musical productions and has served as music director for several area theatres. Prior to Kansas State University, she served on the faculties of Texas Woman’s University, Howard Payne University, Rockhurst College, St. Mary University (KS), and also taught K-12 music in the Adair Co R-II school system in Missouri.

Summer program faculty positions include International Opera Performing Experience (Italy), Riverside Lyric Opera Adult Opera Program (CA) and Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. She was the founder and co-director of the Flint Hills Vocal Academy in Manhattan, KS (2016-2023), and the newly created (2024) K-State Musical Theatre camp. Professional memberships include NATS, CMS, PKL, SAI and NAfME. She holds degrees from University of Kansas (DMA), University of Missouri-Kansas City (MM), and Truman State University (BME). Voice teachers include Inci Bashar, Norman Paige, Tom Hueber and Kathleen Dawson.