Tiffany Austin

Vocalist

A vocalist bringing Ellington, Gershwin, and Bernstein to the Vallejo Symphony stage.

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In short

Tiffany Austin is a vocalist scheduled to appear as soloist with the Vallejo Symphony in two upcoming programs, a holiday concert featuring Duke Ellington, John Williams, and Leroy Anderson, and a Great American Songbook program featuring Copland, Gershwin, and Bernstein. Beyond these listed appearances, we do not have confirmed biographical details about her career or background.

What to listen for

Tiffany Austin appears with the Vallejo Symphony as vocalist for two programs built around American popular and orchestral repertoire. The holiday program centers on Duke Ellington's "Caravan," a piece known for its rolling, insistent rhythm and minor-key melody, alongside music by John Williams and Leroy Anderson associated with the holiday season. The Great American Songbook program draws on Copland, Gershwin, and Bernstein, including the Gershwin Suite, a set of orchestral arrangements built from Gershwin's popular songs and show tunes. Listeners can expect a vocalist working in front of a full symphony orchestra, moving between jazz-inflected phrasing suited to Ellington's swing rhythms and the more theatrical, lyrical style associated with Gershwin and Bernstein's stage and concert works.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed September 2026.

Tiffany Austin

In short

What to listen for

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