Atlanta-based mezzo-soprano, Sandy Sharis, is a choral composer and performer of oratorio, early music, and choral music. As a soloist, Sandy has performed in venues such as the Vatican’s St. Peter’s Basilica, Alice Tully Hall, Weill Recital Hall, Greyfriars Kirk, the Peace Center, Duke Chapel, the Arsht Center, Woolsey Hall, and other venues in the US and Europe. She has performed the mezzo-soprano/alto solos in J.S. Bach’s Johannes-Passion, Magnificat, Mass in B Minor, and Weihnachtsoratorium; Handel’s Messiah and l’Allegro; In the Land of Uz by Judith Weir and Canticle of the Sun by Amy Beach, and more.

In addition to her solo work, Sandy enjoys performing with choral ensembles such as Servire, Seraphic Fire, the VOCES8 US Scholars, Chicora Voices, Audivi, Kinnara, and others. She has also performed with early music groups such as The Sebastians and the Mallarmé Players.

While studying at The Ohio State University, Sandy was selected a winner of their Concerto Competition, the Wilson Vocal Competition, and the NATS Artist Awards (Great Lakes Region). She was also a soloist at the 2020 OMEA Conference and performed the operatic roles of Cherubino in Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro and Le Prince Charmant in Viardot's Cendrillon.