Education Consultant,
Mezzo-Soprano,
Choral Conductor,
Musicologist

Photographer: Aude Urbancic

About me

Summary of Background, Training & Experiences

Saeideh Rajabzadeh (she/her) is a classical singer (mezzo-soprano), musicologist, music director, music educator, and community builder with a focus on equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility to serve communities. To learn about her education, training, performance, community work, research, and creative projects, please click here.

Performances

Saeideh Rajabzadeh’s experiences include a variety of performances such as appearing in vocal recitals, singing choral masterworks, conducting ensembles as well as stage work, namely singing in operas. Her extensive experience in solo performances, choral concerts as well as conducting work are listed here.

The Singer’s Laboratory

Webinars

Throughout this series, you will learn how to work with text, how to sing better, and how to improve your storytelling skills using fun exercises! Other webinar topics include tools for mindfulness, vocal health, and sessions on different artists’ life and works.

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Recent Projects

Archiving Golbourn

Research Projects, Advocacy

Retro Exhibition at the Museum of History

Research Projects

Bringing Coleridge-Taylor’s choral music to Ottawa audiences for the first time with Ewashko Singers!

Creative Projects, Advocacy, Research Projects, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

Database collaborator for the Composer Diversity Institute at the State University of New York

Advocacy, Research Projects, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

Tribute to Dr. Mary Arseneau

I am deeply saddened by the sudden passing of one of my graduate school advisers. Dr. Mary Arseneay was a wonderful, devoted, and encouraging mentor, without whom my work on Christina Rossetti wouldn’t have been possible. Her genuine presence and immense literary knowledge allowed me to dive deep into Rossetti scholarship and produce an interdisciplinary work addressing poetic analysis in musicological research. I was blessed to be able to include my love of Victorian literature in my academic work under the guidance of Dr. Arseneau. After our work together, she took the time to come to my recital and would regularly write to me with messages of kindness and support.

Below is one of my recordings that includes a famous Rossetti poem we both admired. I’d like to dedicate this to the memory of Dr. Arseneau.

From Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Six Sorrow Songs, Op. 57

“When I am dead, my dearest”.

Song

Music Lessons for All Ages and Levels

Registration is now open for music lessons (including voice and piano)!

Saeideh’s lessons are all about having a fun learning experience, which centers around student empowerment and music improvement.
Her individualized lesson plans for each student are based on their level, interests, goals, and needs to create a high-quality, enjoyable, and educational environment.

She also teaches group classes and workshops by request.

For Private Lessons Email Saeideh

Online Cources