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About

Admired for her consummate skill and for her “musical excellence which is overshadowed only by her generous spirit and kindness to her colleagues” (Thomas Wilkins, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Boston Symphony and Omaha Symphony), pianist Stacie Haneline maintains an active career in vocal, choral, symphonic, chamber, opera, and instrumental repertoire. A versatile musician, selected highlights include Carnegie Hall, the Royal Conservatory of Antwerp, the American Cathedral in Paris France, Sydney Opera House, New York City Opera, Kennedy Center, Hawaii Opera, Virginia Symphony, Virginia Opera, Brooklyn Academy of Music, University of Australia, Brevard Music Center, Omaha Symphony and Opera Omaha.

 

Performance highlights include winning the Gold Prize at the London Virtuoso Music Awards with the world premiere of Shawn Okpebholo’s, Words Like Freedom with soprano, Jamie Reimer in 2024. Collaborative highlights include Rosephanye Powell’s, Hold Fast to Dreams with soprano Lisa Burr and violinist Naimi Burr; Andre Myers, Surviving the Apocalypse with soprano, Jamie Reimer and baritone, Byron Jones during the 25th African American Art Song Alliance; Clint Needham’s, Voices  with the Boston Symphony String Quartet and  orchestra; the Zodiac Chamber Festival in Nice, France; the premiere of Leslie Adams Dunbar Songs with soprano Gail Robinson-Orturo; and  commissioned works by Brittany Boykin and Gwyneth Walker for the Haneline-Reimer duo.    

Championing works by Robert Owens with soprano, Jamie Reimer, the two were honored performers at the African American Arts Song Alliance featuring Robert Owens’ 4 Sonnets to Duse. The first of three recordings for Centaur Records featured Robert Owens’ vocal and chamber music. The recordings were awarded two highly coveted Judges Awards from the American Prize Competition both in Chamber Music and Art Song.

Stacie is equally passionate about educating, inspiring and growing community involvement to support sustainable and inter-cooperative communities within the arts. She has collaborated with organizations and artistic leaders to build diverse programs in schools, artistic organizations, museums, opera houses, arts centers, symphony outreach programs, youth programs, hospitals and hospice homes. The former Executive Director of the Omaha Chamber Music Society and Artistic Director of Vesper Concert Series, Stacie created numerous opportunities for for outstanding arts in the community.  Advocating for equity, accessibility, inclusion and belonging to the arts for all is a passion for Stacie and continues to inspire her actions for the future of the arts.  

The Coordinator for the Collaborative Piano program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Stacie performs with visiting artists and faculty.

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