Miriam Dubrow began her vocal training in Philadelphia with Margaret Poyner of the Curtis Institute and Julianne Baird. She continued her studies on scholarship at the Peabody Conservatory working with Phyllis Bryn-Julson and Wayne Conner. Ms. Dubrow has also won several singing fellowships, including invitations to the Tanglewood Music Center and the Israel Vocal Arts Institute in Tel Aviv, where she performed a series of lieder concerts with the renown pianist/conductor Martin Isepp and under sponsorship by the British Council.

Proving herself a dynamic interpreter of 17^th and 18^th century music, ranging from ballads to opera and oratorio, her singing has taken her throughout Europe, Mexico and Israel as well as across the United States. This year, she sang at Yale University's Beinecke Library with The Four Nations Ensemble for the International Festival of Arts & Ideas in New Haven, Connecticut and in Four Nations' Hudson River Harvest Concerts in New York. Ms. Dubrow performs extensively in Washington, D.C. Recent performances include a featured segment on the Mark Steiner Show on National Public Radio, a recital at The Kennedy Center, and the French Embassy and Corcoran Gallery as Thalie in Rameau's Platée with The Violins of Lafayette. The Washington Post has described Ms. Dubrow's singing as "radiant" and that she "performs with distinction."

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