Jacqueline Horner

"Jacqueline Horner's voice...
a wonder of unadorned beauty."
(Boston Globe)

JACQUELINE HORNER comes from a little village called Monkstown, in Northern Ireland, but she always had dreams of living in the big city.After getting a Joint Honors degree in Music and English from Queens University Belfast she moved to London and became a professional singer known for her willingness to sing all types of music, from baroque and classical opera and oratorio to the extremes of new music.Her roles in contemporary opera included an 8-year-old girl, Jackie Kennedy and a sheep.

She then moved to New York thanks to winning a Green Card in the U.S. lottery and is delighted to be living in the greatest city in the world (in her humble opinion.) She is a member of the world renowned ensemble Anonymous 4, and in addition to her recording and touring activities with the group has a busy career as a soloist, singing everything from Bach to Babbitt.She can also be found teaching singing and ensemble vocal technique in Manhattan and beyond (all repertoires, all levels), reading a book on some aspect of Egyptology, or exploring the delights of her adopted city.

"Jacqueline Horner gave a magnificent solo rendition of the folk hymn 'I Shall Be Satisfied' with just Scott Nygaard's acoustic guitar expertly shading her."
(Irish Echo)

Click to hear Jacqueline perform the folk hymn
I Shall Be Satisfied

				Jacqueline Horner info@jacquelinehorner.com (917) 301-7618

	"Jacqueline Horner's voice... a wonder of unadorned beauty." (Boston Globe) JACQUELINE HORNER comes from a little village called Monkstown, in Northern Ireland, but she always had dreams of living in the big city.After getting a Joint Honors degree in Music and English from Queens University Belfast she moved to London and became a professional singer known for her willingness to sing all types of music, from baroque and classical opera and oratorio to the extremes of new music.Her roles in contemporary opera included an 8-year-old girl, Jackie Kennedy and a sheep. She then moved to New York thanks to winning a Green Card in the U.S. lottery and is delighted to be living in the greatest city in the world (in her humble opinion.) She is a member of the world renowned ensemble Anonymous 4, and in addition to her recording and touring activities with the group has a busy career as a soloist, singing everything from Bach to Babbitt.She can also be found teaching singing and ensemble vocal technique in Manhattan and beyond (all repertoires, all levels), reading a book on some aspect of Egyptology, or exploring the delights of her adopted city. "Jacqueline Horner gave a magnificent solo rendition of the folk hymn 'I Shall Be Satisfied' with just Scott Nygaard's acoustic guitar expertly shading her." (Irish Echo) Click to hear Jacqueline perform the folk hymn I Shall Be Satisfied






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