Awards & Recognition

2006 Film Recording Entertainment Council award for outstanding achievement in vocal coaching.

Cleo Laine Jazz Masters Award” for her outstanding performance in the Berklee Concert Series

“Best Musicianship" Award from Tri-M Musical Honor Society

Gold Music Award for “Outstanding Soloist”

 "Excellence in Musical
 Comedy Theatre”
by Thespian Troupe #391.

“Key to the City of Miami Beach, FL,” for all her musical endeavors

Interviewed on the Phil Donahue Show

 

Professional Voice Teacher To The Stars

 

Ava is highly recommended by renowned producer, singer, song-writer Rudy Perez. In addition to performing with Jon Secada, Ava vocally trained flautist Nestor Torres, Latin star Chayanne, José Sosa Jr. (son of famous Latin entertainer José José), Roscoe Martinez, Daldoe Romano, Chris Bentley of international reggae group “Inner-Circle” and is teaching many up and coming musical artists including top ten billboard group “No Mercy” and Julio Iglesias Jr. son of world acclaimed entertainer Julio Iglesias.

Versatile Professional Performer

 

Ava’s experience as a vocalist includes performances at top name resorts in Florida and in Atlantic City. As the female lead for the top 40 band “Sequel,” Ava toured South Carolina, Atlanta and New Orleans. Ava held numerous recording sessions in Boston, and was lead vocalist for the Boston based rock band “Agent.” Her unique talent led her to the Berklee Performance Center where she was a featured concert vocalist. In 1989 Ava arranged, directed and starred in her own production, “A Night to Remember,” for a packed house at the Berklee Performance Center.

 

A versatile actress, Ava played Kim Mackafee in the Community Theatre’s “Bye Bye Birdie,” and starred in the Off-Broadway musical “A Man Has Gotta Sing”, with recording star Jon Secada. She also appeared in the motion picture remake “Where The Boys Are.” Ava’s TV appearances include the “Phil Donahue Show”, “Miami Vice”, and a documentary supported by Steven Spielberg. Not surprisingly, Ava was the recipient of an award for “Excellence in Musical Comedy Theatre” by Thespian Troupe #391. Ava is also the recipient of the “Key to the City of Miami Beach, FL,” for all her musical endeavors. Most recently Ava has won the 2006 Film Recording & Entertainment Council award for outstanding achievement in vocal coaching.

 

A versatile singer, Ava electrifies her audiences while performing Jazz, Blues, Top 40, and Rock & Roll. Ava also sings in Spanish, Russian, Hebrew and Yiddish. Whatever style she utilizes, Ava’s vocal performances are guaranteed to leave her audience cheering for more!

 

Ava recieving her

2006 Film Recording &
Entertainment Council award

for outstanding achievement in

vocal coaching,

Professional Voice Teacher & Performer

Ava Tracht Landman is a thoroughly professional musical entertainer and vocal instructor with considerable formal training and extensive professional experience. Ava’s vocal expertise has enabled her to work with top professionals from the entertainment world. She has been giving voice lessons to numerous recording stars over the past 15 years.

Education

 

Ava began her music studies at the University of Miami and continued
her musical education at Berklee College of Music in Boston where she
earned her degree in Professional Music. In recognition of her
outstanding performances in the Berklee Concert Series, Ava was the
recipient of the “Cleo Laine Jazz Masters Award” for 1989. During her
undergraduate days, Ava was lead vocalist for the Miami Beach “Rock
Ensemble.” There she received the Gold Music Award for “Outstanding
Soloist” after leading the Rock Ensemble to first place in the “National
Festival of Music” in Orlando, Florida. Ava is also a member of the
Tri-M Musical Honor Society which presented her with the “Best Musicianship Award.” Ava is a member of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. She was a featured panalist on the
subject of vocal instruction and technique for the “Grammy in the Schools Day” at the University of Miami.