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About
Zoe Vandermeer is a coloratura soprano, Welsh triple harpist, Celtic harpist and composer specializing in music of the baroque, classical, and bel canto periods, and her own original compositions.
"Vandermeer owns excellent diction and remarkable dramatic skills, fascinating voice, subtle touch, her sighs travel to her lover, all embarked in harp strings...an artist of genius."
- Diari de Balears, Mallorca
Zoe Vandermeer has given soprano and harp performances at the Bloomington Early Music Festival, Connecticut Early Music Festival, Glasgow International Early Music Festival Scotland, Rio International Harp Festival Brasil, International Festival de Deia Spain, American Swedish Historical Museum Philadelphia, Nairn Little Theatre Scotland, Pollok House National Trust Glasgow Scotland, American Harp Society, American Museum of Art Connecticut, and elsewhere. Zoe Vandermeer is on the Roster of the CT Commission on Culture and Tourism, is a prize-winning graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and is enrolled in the PhD Research in Performance Practice degree (online) at the University of Birmingham, UK.
Zoe Vandermeer is on the Roster of the CT Commission on Culture and Tourism, is a prize-winning graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and is enrolled in the MA Research in Performance Practice degree at the University of Birmingham, UK.
A recording artist, Zoe Vandermeer won First Place Winner of the B. Alexander International Vocal Competition, and Second Place in the London Classical Competition Vocal Division 2023. Most recently she was a Quarter Finalist in the World Harp Competition 2026 won the Silver Medal by Global Music Awards for her singing and Welsh harp performance in 2026. She has been a recipient of numerous awards and scholarships, including the Dame Joan Sutherland Fund. Ms. Vandermeer has been a featured guest on public radio stations in the US and Scotland.
Articles about her original one woman baroque pastiche opera 'If Love...' can be found in the Swiss journal Harpa and Classical Singer Magazine.
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