Abigail Shapiro is a Soprano singer. She originally comes from Los Angeles, California.

She is the younger sister of a notable conservative commentator Ben Shapiro.

Shapiro recently graduated with her Professional Studies Certificate and Master's degree from the Manhattan School of Music under the tutelage of Joan Patenaude-Yarnell.^[9]

Shapiro received a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music, where she studied with Elizabeth Hynes. ^[4]

During Abigail’s time at USC, she performed in the USC Thornton Opera productions as well as the Chamber Opera of USC.

As a first-year master's degree candidate at the Manhattan School of Music, Abigail also had the opportunity to perform a principal role in MSM's Opera Theater.

She was subsequently cast in a principal role the following year.

Shapiro's operatic appearances include Vitellia from La clemenza di Tito, Madame de Tourvel from Dangerous liasons*,* Dido from Dido and Aeneas, Ottavia from L'incoronazione di Poppea and Lucy from The Telephone. ^[4]

Shapiro performed in FOX’s Glee as a member of the Golden Goblets in the finale episode of the third season.

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Shapiro was recipient of the Margaret Hoswell van Der Marck Scholarship in Opera at the Manhattan School of Music.

She was also awarded a Trustee Scholarship at USC, a full-tuition award merited for both academic and musical achievements.

Shapiro was a semi-finalist in the Spotlight Awards and a preliminary round winner in the Classical Singer Competition.

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