Alize Rozsnyai – Soprano

Alize Francheska Rozsnyai is a freelance opera and musical theatre singer based in the Philadelphia area. She has also worked as a Catholic cantor and choral singer, and she has performed across 15 states and 10 countries, including appearances at Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center.

LGBTQ+ couples

Alize Rozsnyai is an LGBTQ+-owned business. For couples who want live classical voice at a same-sex ceremony, that is a welcome starting point, and it means your choice of music and readings is discussed with someone who understands the occasion from the inside.

Where a soprano fits into a wedding day

A solo voice works best at the moments when guests are listening rather than talking. Many couples place a song at the processional, during a candle or unity ritual, or as the recessional. A cantor background also suggests comfort with liturgical music, which helps if your ceremony is held in a church or includes sacred pieces.

Questions worth asking before you book

• Which pieces from her opera and musical theatre repertoire suit your ceremony
• Whether she can learn a song you have chosen, and how much notice she needs
• Whether she sings unaccompanied or needs a pianist, and who arranges that
• How much time she needs for a sound check at your venue
• Whether she can sing in a language that matters to your families

Planning the music

Share your venue, ceremony length and the points where you want music as early as you can. Bring a short list of favorite pieces, including any song with personal meaning, so the repertoire feels like yours. Confirm the order of events with your officiant, because singers need clear cues. If your ceremony is outdoors, ask about weather plans, since voices carry differently without walls.