Sarah Coburn Biography
Sarah Coburn an American operatic soprano and the daughter of former united states senator Tom Coborn, From Oklahoma. Her father died on 28 March 2020, at the age of 72 years.
Sarah Coburn Age
Coburn was born on August 4, 1977 in USA.
Sarah Coburn Height and Weight
Coburn stands tall at an average height and has an average body weight.
Sarah Coburn Family
Coburn was born to Tom Coburn former senator of the united states, from Oklahoma and a physician. Her mother Coralyn Coburn. Her parents got married in 1968. She was rasied up along with her siblings Callie Coburn and Katie Coburn.
Sarah Coburn Husband
Coburn is married to Chris Rothermel. More information about her family are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Sarah Coburn Education
Coburn enrolled and later graduated from Oklahoma states university with a master’s degree in music.
Sarah Coburn Opera Career
Coburn got to be known as a national grand finalist in the metropolitan opera national council auditions. She was terned as a “silvery, resonant soprano” voice by an opera news magazine. She as well performed at the metropolitan opera in new york and other companies.
Back in 2007 she took over Elizabeth Futral in the role of princess Yue- Yang that as well happened to be one of her notable achievements. This was during the world premiere production, of Tan Duns the first emperor at the metropolitan. She as well performed the role of Kitty in the world premiere of David Carlson’s Anna Karenina. She as well sang at the Washington national opera in March 2014 and as well sang the role of Elvira in I Puritan, as part of the summer 2014 Tivoli festival in Copenhagen in the same year.
Sarah Coburn Net worth
Coburn’s has an estimated net worth of around $1million.
Sarah Coburn Tom Coburn Death (Father)
Sarah’s father Tom Coburn the former senator Tom Coburn, , died on March 28, 2020 after a long fight with prostate cancer at the age of 72 years. Before he died he had resigned from his senate seat just after he was diagnosed with cancer.