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Hanah Comia

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Hanah Comia, a first-generation Filipina American, performs regularly as a pianist, music director, singer, and conductor. Comia has appeared at the Chicago Summer Opera, Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, the Kosciuszko Foundation, Classic Lyric Arts (CLA) summer festivals, the Arabia-Kaikuu Festivaali, the Helsinki Musiikkitalo, Paavalinkirkko, Basilica San Marco, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Salzburg Cathedral, La Madeleine, and Macerata Teatro.

Her past production credits include Rent, Merrily We Roll Along, Mystic Pizza, Albert Herring, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Dido and Aeneas, and Sweeney Todd. She performed in recitals with Civic Morning Musicals, the Finnish Wagner Society, and the Sunday concert series at Hendricks Chapel. As a lecturer, Comia has spoken at Source Song Festival, Metropolia UAS, and Sigma Alpha Iota Province Day conferences. Her work has been supported by the American Scandinavian Foundation, SAI Philanthropies, Inc, and the Syracuse Graduate School.

Comia serves as an adjunct piano instructor at Centenary University, adjunct voice/piano faculty at William Paterson University, and as music ministry pianist at St. Mary’s Church in Pompton Lakes. She holds degrees from William Paterson University, Syracuse University, Metropolia UAS, and has completed studies at the Sibelius Academy. Her main piano teachers include Steve Heyman, Carl Patrick Bolleia, and Soo Yeon Cho.

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Hanah Comia
Hanah.Comia@CentenaryUniversity.edu
(908) 852-1400

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