Geeta Novotny

Some highlights include performances as the alto soloist, along with her soprano sister, Dana Bhatnagar-Vachharajani, in Mozart's Requiem with the Pro Arte Chorale and the Haddonfield Symphony (2004).

[5][full citation needed] Novotny and her sister were the Grand Prize Winners of the 2003 International Young Artist Peninsula Music Festival Competition in Palos Verdes, California.

[6][7] For Novotny and her sister, this achievement had been an addition to the above-mentioned honor of their Carnegie Hall debuts as the soloists in Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

In 2005, Novotny made her mainstage principal role debut with the Los Angeles Opera as the Third Noble Orphan in Der Rosenkavalier.

That same year, Novotny sang the theme song and lead vocal solos for the soundtrack of the film Shanghai Red.

[14] Also that year, Novotny performed as a soloist for the annual Holiday Concert at the Hearst Castle under the auspices of the Pacific Repertory Opera.

[15] That same year, Novotny produced and sang the theme song, for the soundtrack for the penultimate edit of the documentary film Nancy Kwan – To Whom It May Concern: Ka Shen's Journey.

DLF Music released an audio and video track of Novotny performing the Gounod / Bach Ave Maria with Andy Summers, on electric guitar.

[22][full citation needed] Novotny has sung under the auspices of Sing For Hope for concerts honoring Muhammad Yunus; and for the 2008 Fortune Most Powerful Women's Summit.