About

Holly Stanley is an musician and researcher currently based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is currently an undergraduate at Temple University, with completed courses including Sound Recording, Sound Editing, Scoring and Audio Design, Analog and Modular Synthesis, Digital Electronics, Computing with Python, and Neuroscience. Holly is a research assistant with the Speech Perception and Cognition Lab, focusing on how background noise affects vocal effort. She is a proud alumni of the Vocal Music Program at the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Holly's primary instrument is her voice, and she has collected accolades from multiple local and regional National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competitions. In November 2022, Holly performed with the Saint Tikhon Choir conducted by GRAMMY-nominated composer Benedict Sheehan on the World Premiere Performance Concert Tour of “Vespers,” composed by Sheehan himself.  Holly's professional experience includes teaching at the MusikMakers Studio of Music and Performing Arts, and at the Civic Theatre School as a Music Director. Holly's music is available on all streaming services.