Emily is a featured singer with Warner Records new kids A Capella group, ACAPOP! KIDS
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ACAPOP! KIDS
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Emily landed a coveted spot in Warner Records new kids national A Capella group, ACAPOP! Kids, a Pentatonix project. After a nationwide casting call, she was selected from over 1,000 hopefuls. ACAPOP! KIDS is produced by Ben Bram, Grammy Award Winning Arranger (Glee, Pitch Perfect, The Sing Off); Shams Ahmed, Producer, A Capella Mentor; Scott Hoying, Lead Singer of the Grammy Award Winning Pentatonix; Jonathan Kalter, Manager of the Pentatonix.
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MEDIA, REVIEWS & PRESS
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"By moving beyond the music to culminate in that icon of Vegas experience, a trip to a Cirque du Soleil spectacular, And what a change of pace this offers with talented, young Emily Taylor Kaufman providing a stirring transition with her rendition of “Nature Boy.” - ChicagoCritic.com
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"... The closing cirque segment is clearly a crowd favorite, with good reason. The cast expands slightly, as Emily Taylor Kaufman starts things off with her haunting rendition of "Nature Boy."
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PHIL COLLINS | LITTLE DREAMS FOUNDATION
In June of 2015 Emily auditioned for Phil Collins and his wife Orianne in the hopes of being a member of their local mentoring program “The Little Dreams Foundation”. The Little Dreams Foundation was established in Europe in February of 2000 and started in the USA in 2014. Its mission is to fulfill the dreams of young aspiring talents without the financial means to achieve their goals. Children are selected by audition only. Emily was #44 that exciting day, out of 100+ talented hopefuls, and was the first to be selected by Phil Collins.
Emily is thrilled to be a part of this organization and to perform at Phil and Orianne’s many benefits and galas. In addition to performing live with Phil Collins, Emily has sung backup for Lou Gramm (Foreigner) on his mega hit, "I Want to Know What Love Is", KT Tunstall on her hit Black Horse and the Cherry Tree as well as Jon Secada and Emily Estefan. Learn more about The Little Dreams Foundation on their official website.
Emily is thrilled to be a part of this organization and to perform at Phil and Orianne’s many benefits and galas. In addition to performing live with Phil Collins, Emily has sung backup for Lou Gramm (Foreigner) on his mega hit, "I Want to Know What Love Is", KT Tunstall on her hit Black Horse and the Cherry Tree as well as Jon Secada and Emily Estefan. Learn more about The Little Dreams Foundation on their official website.
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MUSICAL THEATRE
Emily has been performing in musicals for nearly ten years. Favorite roles include the witch in Into the Woods, Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray and roles in Annie Get Your Gun, Little Shop of Horrors, Jungle Book, In the Heights and more. Click below to check out lots of photos and videos from Emily #onstage!
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THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
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After seeing Emily perform at one of their mall event talent shows, the GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHEAST FLORIDA asked her to learn and perform the National Anthem for their annual Recognition Award ceremony (May 2014).
One performance led to another and to date Emily has performed the National Anthem multiple times for over 40 organizations. She is a featured National Anthem singer for the Miami Marlins, Miami Heat and Nascar as well as many non profits. Scroll down to see some of the places Emily has performed the anthem and enjoy photos of some of her appearances. |
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GIVING BACK
Emily is a strong believer in helping people young and old, as well as giving back to her community. As a fifth year Girl Scout she spends time working with younger scouts in teaching them new skills, donates time to Animal Shelters and is involved in many other aspects of community service. She sings once a month at assisted living facilities, often the memory units with introverted patients, and is known for getting them to engage in song and dance. One of the causes near and dear to Emily's heart is the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). Since Emily was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2014, she has felt strongly about being involved in this organization any way she can. With her music video WARRIOR, she has raised awareness about Type 1 Diabetes and its symptoms and has inspired diabetics in and out of the U.S. in countries such as Canada, Australia, and England.
Learn more about Emily and how she gives back here.
Learn more about Emily and how she gives back here.
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