Becky Orsatti was born to sing. At four years old her mother recognized her gift and enrolled her in a school of performing arts to develop her talent, and to help her overcome her shyness. Her father was also a great source of encouragement and support, delighted every time she sang for him. Although he never sang professionally, his own beautiful voice was his greatest gift to his daughter. Becky eventually found her place on stage, singing and dancing in a variety of shows throughout her youth and teenage years. She performed in Lucille Russo’s “Stars of Tomorrow,” annual shows at the Garden Pier on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, and the Al Albert Show, just to name a few. Born and raised in Atlantic City, Becky graduated from AC High School. Eager to begin her career as a professional singer, she worked as a pharmacy technician and secretary to support herself while she established her career as a performer. She kicked off her professional career singing with the Paul Mann Orchestra in Atlantic City. Other highlights of her early career include:
Becky also made appearances and singing engagements in New York, Las Vegas, California and New Mexico. She also dedicated time to sing for wounded American veterans and various non-profit organizations. She served as treasurer of Atlantic City Musician’s Association for 10 years. She met the love of her life, Arnold Orsatti Jr. in 1971, putting her singing career on hold while she built a life with him. In 2006 her husband encouraged her to re-establish her professional career and fulfill her dream of recording her own CD, which she did. The CD was finished when he passed away and it is now dedicated in his memory. Ballads inspire Becky as they tell a story of life and love. She also enjoys Jazz, Pop, Standards – and her favorite – Big Band Music. To book Becky for a singing engagement, please contact her via this website or using the information below: Email: info@beckyorsatti.com
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