13 Facts About Constance Hauman

Constance Hauman was born on 1961 and is a soprano.

Constance Hauman performed the title role in the live recording of Alban Berg's Lulu made in Copenhagen in 1996 at the Queen of Denmark's Castle.

Constance Hauman has over 2500 international performances to her credit, portraying over 70 diverse roles in opera and music theater.

Constance Hauman was featured as Artist of the week in Opera Wire for these roles and her unusual career which spans Opera, rock, pop, jazz and funk.

Leonard Bernstein handpicked Constance Hauman to fill in on 24 hrs.

Constance Hauman made her theatrical debut as Florence Foster Jenkins in Souvenir, A Fantasia on Florence Foster Jenkins at The Falcon Theatre in Burbank CA, February 2009 to critical acclaim.

Constance Hauman was nominated as best performance in a duo comedy by LA Theatre Awards.

Constance Hauman is a Richard Tucker Award recipient, and a 2008 recipient of an Alumni Merit Award from Northwestern University.

Constance Hauman can be heard on the following record labels: American Classics, Capitol, Chandos, Kairos, Teldec, Sony and Isotopia Records.

Constance Hauman then was featured on NPR July 7,2021 and the program was repeated November 26,2021.

Besides producing her own solo album projects, Constance Hauman is the music director, keyboardist, producer and co-arranger and co-songwriter for the indie soul, rock, funk band Miss Velvet and The Blue Wolf, producing their debut album, BAD GET SOME, at the iconic United Sound Systems Studio in Detroit, Michigan.

Constance Hauman is executive producer for first live full-length in-concert Parliament Funkadelic album in 40+ years which will be released on Isotopia March 2023 a belated commemoration of 50 years of Parliament Funkadelic and Maggot Brain.

Constance Hauman can be seen as Kate Pinkerton in Frederic Mitterrand's critically acclaimed film Madame Butterfly.