“Draw your chair up, and hand me my violin” ~ Sherlock Holmes

Lorraine is a conductor, organist, and creative collaborator whose artistry spans early music, contemporary choral works, and cross‑disciplinary performance. She conducted portions of David Lang’s The Little Match Girl Passion for Opera Notre Dame, a production honored with Opera America’s 2022 Award for Digital Excellence, and served as Chorus Master for Grammy winner J.J. Wright’s The Passion Project, touring nationally before recording the album in Jerusalem. An accomplished Baroque and early‑music organist, Lorraine performs widely throughout the Northeast and partners with composers, dancers, and media artists.

A dedicated advocate for young musicians, Lorraine has founded children’s choirs and school‑wide music programs in Connecticut and Indiana. Lorraine began her musical career as Organ Scholar at the Cathedral of St. Joseph (Hartford, CT), then at the College of the Holy Cross, where she held a four‑year, full‑tuition organ scholarship. She earned her master’s degree in sacred music and choral conducting from the University of Notre Dame and is currently composing her first collection of children’s songs for publication in 2026.

Extended bio can be found under “Portfolio.”