Gallery — Stephanie Susberich

A Successful Inaugural DVSSIMA!

My salon, DVSSIMA, launched on January 24, 2026 at the private residence of Dr. Nouriel Roubini, Manhattan.

Glow

After the salon ends…

NYC Groupmuse 1/17/26

With accompanist, Brenda Quattrini

Post-Groupmuse

With Brenda Quattrini, pianist

Salonnière

NYC

Afternoon in the practice room

Preparing for my salon

Composers Now IMPACT video

Filming my Composers Now IMPACT video at Salomon Arts Gallery, Tribecca

My Joe's Pub Premiere!

With Composers Concordance, for their Sound Liberation concert on Saturday, August 23, 2025. Photos by Alexander von Busch.

I sang Mozart's duet "La Ci Darem La Mano,"...

…with Charles Coleman (baritone), and contributed vocals to other ensemble pieces.

Canciones de Juana Borrero, NYC Premiere

August 6, 2025 at Pangea, East Village

Photo: Manonce

Songs of Juana Borrero NYC Premiere

The NYC premiere of my song cycle, Songs of Juana Borrero, at Pangea, East Village. August 6, 2025

Photo: Manonce

Back home in NYC

New York, New York

Next Sounds: Summer Serenata

With my mother

Thanks to my parents I have all I have and have been able to pursue my dreams.

Next Sounds: Inaugural Concert

David T. Little composition masterclass at UMKC

Masterclass in composition with David Ludwig (at UMKC)

What Do You Know, Who Knew? From my DMA dissertation project

Performing at DROM, NYC for the 14th Annual Composer’s Concordance Marathon.

With pianist, Brenda Quattrini.

Singing Debussy at the Nelson Atkins Museum in Kansas City. With pianist, Yuefeng Liu

Surrounded by my music.

The hand-written score for Woodscrossing surrounds me. This was my first composition to win an award. It won The Radius Ensemble’s Eighth Annual Pappalardo Composition Competition and premiered at Longy Conservatory’s Pickman Hall in March 2019. I was a graduate diploma student at the time, and this was a major encouragement for me to continue on the compositional journey. The Radius Ensemble is a wonderful professional new music ensemble based in Boston, MA. The concept and name for Woodscrossing came to me in a dream: the idea of making it through expansive, unending, unknown darkness, somehow through a link in the psyche between creation and that darkness. Woodscrossing is scored for oboe, piano, and cello.

Why from my dreams, why wake me?

Poetry from my song cycle, Songs of Juana Borrero

Salem, Massachusetts

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