Lydie Koffi Omesiete
Born in the Ivory Coast, Lydie Koffi Omesiete has always had a strong connection to music. She comes from a family of singers and musicians, so it was only natural that she would fall in love with music as well. She first discovered her talent for singing at the age of seven, when her father encouraged her to sing a solo at church.
Lydie received both a B.A. degree in Vocal Performance and a Master of Arts in Teaching in Music Education degree at Piedmont College. She has experience as a middle school high school chorus and drama teacher, helping young people discover their full potential in music and the performing arts. Currently, Lydie is the choral music director at her church...when she's not caring for her daughter, Gabrielle, born in September 2020.
Lydie received both a B.A. degree in Vocal Performance and a Master of Arts in Teaching in Music Education degree at Piedmont College. She has experience as a middle school high school chorus and drama teacher, helping young people discover their full potential in music and the performing arts. Currently, Lydie is the choral music director at her church...when she's not caring for her daughter, Gabrielle, born in September 2020.
Lydie also cherishes singing at churches, hoping that others will find comfort and peace through worship music. Her album, What's Next?, a collection of 12 Don Gnecco songs, was released in September 2016. Lydie's rendition of "Love Lifts Me Up High" is the first cut on the album, Lift Your Heart.
"Love Lifts Me Up High," was recorded in July 2018, and is a song of peace and love. It was one of the ten finalist songs in the 2018 Tipperary International Song of Peace Contest.
"Love Lifts Me Up High," was recorded in July 2018, and is a song of peace and love. It was one of the ten finalist songs in the 2018 Tipperary International Song of Peace Contest.