Stephanie Immordino’s passion for music was inherited from her grandmother, a professional pianist who first introduced Stephanie’s fingers to the keys when she was six years old. This spark ignited an inextinguishable enthusiasm for music, which Stephanie satisfied by pursuing violin lessons, and eventually, a degree in violin performance.

During college, Stephanie won the 2003 Marion Philharmonic Concerto Competition in Marion, IN and performed Bruch's Concerto in Gm with their orchestra. She was also a substitute in the Muncie Symphony from 2004-2005.

Her arrangement of "Come Thou Fount" for violin, viola, and piano was published in 2006 by Light Of The World Music. That same year, she composed the background strings for Rainy Garay's album, "One Precious Moment."

In 2008, Stephanie performed with Glen Burtnik (former band member of The Styx) in a Beatles tribute concert at the State Theater in New Brunswick, NJ.

Stephanie released her debut CD in September of 2007. The songs on her CD are the few that survived the process of writing and rewriting songs. Years of music appreciation resulted in a fusion of Stephanie’s favorites: Diana Krall, Chicago, Josh Groban, and J.S. Bach. An acoustic sound augments the innate qualities of the violin and piano. The lyrics are inspired by spiritual catharsis and reflections on personal experiences. 

After releasing the CD, music was pushed onto the backburner as Stephanie appreciated the joys and responsibilities of new roles: wife, and later, mother. She now performs at weddings and other special events, in addition to teaching students privately. Encouraged by the positive reception of “Come Thou Fount,”  Stephanie’s next goal is to produce a CD of instrumental hymns.