Our Artists

Representing exceptional talent across all vocal categories, bringing extraordinary performances to prestigious venues worldwide.

Conductors

Caren Levine

Conductor

Conductor renowned for her dynamic interpretations and collaborative approach. Levine has led performances with major orchestras across Europe and North America, bringing particular insight to operatic repertoire and contemporary works. Her performances are characterized by precision, emotional depth, and a keen ability to draw the finest nuances from both orchestra and vocalists.

Dario Salvi

Conductor

Italian conductor celebrated for his passionate interpretations and scholarly approach to historical repertoire. Salvi has earned international recognition for his revival of forgotten operettas and ballet music, particularly from the Viennese and Italian traditions. His meticulous research and vibrant performances have brought numerous world premieres of rediscovered works to modern audiences at prestigious venues throughout Europe and beyond.

Sopranos

Cristina Bakhoum Sanchez

Soprano

Egyptian-American soprano whose luminous voice and compelling stage presence have earned her acclaim in both operatic and concert settings. Sanchez excels in the lyric coloratura repertoire, with celebrated interpretations of roles such as Lucia in 'Lucia di Lammermoor' and Gilda in 'Rigoletto', combining vocal agility with expressive depth.

Vanessa Becerra

Soprano

Mexican-American soprano whose crystalline voice and charismatic presence have established her as a rising star in both traditional and contemporary repertoire. A graduate of the prestigious Academy of Vocal Arts, Becerra brings technical brilliance and dramatic insight to roles such as Susanna in 'The Marriage of Figaro' and Adina in 'L'elisir d'amore'.

Sarah Baumgarten

Soprano

American soprano whose warm, flexible voice and intelligent musicianship have garnered acclaim in a diverse repertoire ranging from Mozart to contemporary American works. Baumgarten brings particular insight to the Mozart heroines, with celebrated interpretations of Pamina in 'The Magic Flute' and Donna Anna in 'Don Giovanni'.

Anna Belaya

Soprano

Russian soprano whose powerful voice and dramatic intensity have established her in the dramatic repertoire. Belaya has garnered international acclaim for her interpretations of Verdi and Puccini heroines, including Leonora in 'Il Trovatore' and the title role in 'Tosca', combining vocal brilliance with compelling dramatic presence.

Kristine Biller

Soprano

American soprano whose rich, expressive voice and thoughtful interpretations have distinguished her in both operatic and concert repertoire. A graduate of the Juilliard School, Biller excels in the lyric repertoire, with acclaimed performances as Mimì in 'La Bohème' and the Countess in 'The Marriage of Figaro'.

Katrin Bulke

Soprano

German soprano whose gleaming voice and elegant musicality have earned her success on major European and American stages. Bulke brings technical precision and emotional depth to roles such as Violetta in 'La Traviata' and the title role in 'Luisa Miller', as well as to her extensive concert and oratorio repertoire.

Caitlin Cisler

Soprano

American soprano whose sparkling voice and vivacious stage presence have established her in the coloratura repertoire. Cisler excels in roles demanding both vocal agility and comedic timing, with celebrated interpretations of Zerbinetta in 'Ariadne auf Naxos' and Marie in 'La fille du régiment'.

Rachel Sparrow

Soprano

American soprano whose pure, lyric voice and sensitive musicality have earned her acclaim in both early music and the classical repertoire. Sparrow brings particular insight to the works of Mozart and Handel, with notable performances as Susanna in 'The Marriage of Figaro' and Cleopatra in 'Giulio Cesare'.

Kate Fruchterman

Soprano

American soprano whose versatile voice and compelling stage presence have distinguished her in both standard repertoire and contemporary works. A graduate of the Curtis Institute, Fruchterman brings vocal beauty and dramatic conviction to roles such as Liù in 'Turandot' and Micaëla in 'Carmen', as well as to her premieres of new American operas.

Mezzo-Sopranos

Jennifer Kosharsky

Mezzo-Soprano

American mezzo-soprano whose rich, velvety voice and compelling stage presence have distinguished her in both operatic and concert repertoire. Kosharsky excels in trouser roles such as Cherubino in 'The Marriage of Figaro' and Octavian in 'Der Rosenkavalier', bringing vocal beauty and dramatic conviction to her performances.

Alexandra Jerinic

Mezzo-Soprano

Serbian-American mezzo-soprano acclaimed for her warm timbre and expressive musicality. A graduate of the Curtis Institute, Jerinic brings technical precision and emotional depth to roles such as Carmen and Charlotte in 'Werther', as well as to her extensive concert and oratorio repertoire.

Galina Ivannikova

Mezzo-Soprano

Russian mezzo-soprano whose powerful voice and dramatic intensity have established her as a leading interpreter of the dramatic mezzo repertoire. Ivannikova's performances as Amneris in 'Aida' and Azucena in 'Il Trovatore' showcase her commanding stage presence and rich, resonant lower register.

Andrea Howland

Mezzo-Soprano

American mezzo-soprano whose versatile voice and intelligent musicianship have earned her success in opera, concert, and contemporary music. Howland brings vocal beauty and dramatic insight to roles such as Dorabella in 'Così fan tutte' and Rosina in 'The Barber of Seville'.

Joy Hermalyn

Mezzo-Soprano

Versatile American mezzo-soprano whose performances are characterized by vocal richness and dramatic conviction. Hermalyn has distinguished herself in both operatic and musical theater repertoire, with acclaimed interpretations ranging from Verdi's Azucena to Mrs. Lovett in Sondheim's 'Sweeney Todd'.

Felicia Gavilanes

Mezzo-Soprano

Ecuadorian-American mezzo-soprano whose warm, expressive voice and compelling stage presence have earned her acclaim in both standard and contemporary repertoire. Gavilanes brings authentic expression and vocal beauty to roles such as Carmen and Dalila, as well as to Spanish and Latin American art song.

Megan Berti

Mezzo-Soprano

American mezzo-soprano whose flexible voice and dramatic versatility have established her in a diverse repertoire ranging from baroque to contemporary works. Berti excels in both trouser roles and character parts, with notable performances as Sesto in 'La clemenza di Tito' and the Witch in 'Hansel and Gretel'.

Rosario Armas

Mezzo-Soprano

Venezuelan mezzo-soprano whose rich, colorful voice and passionate performances have distinguished her in both operatic and concert repertoire. Armas brings technical precision and emotional depth to roles such as Carmen and Charlotte in 'Werther', as well as to Spanish and Latin American art song.

Francesca Aguado

Mezzo-Soprano

Spanish-American mezzo-soprano whose warm timbre and elegant musicality have earned her acclaim in both operatic and concert settings. Aguado excels in the bel canto repertoire, with celebrated interpretations of Isabella in 'L'italiana in Algeri' and Angelina in 'La Cenerentola', combining vocal agility with expressive phrasing.

Tenors

George Pita Carreras

Tenor

Cuban-American tenor whose powerful voice and passionate performances have established him as a rising star in the operatic world. Pita Carreras excels in the dramatic tenor repertoire, with acclaimed interpretations of Cavaradossi in 'Tosca' and Don José in 'Carmen', combining vocal brilliance with compelling dramatic intensity.

Justin John Moniz

Tenor

American tenor whose versatile voice and exceptional musicianship have earned him success in opera, concert, and musical theater. A graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, Moniz brings technical precision and emotional depth to a diverse repertoire ranging from Mozart to contemporary American works.

Hector Manuel Mir

Tenor

Cuban tenor whose lyrical voice and elegant phrasing have distinguished him in bel canto and French repertoire. Mir's performances as Nemorino in 'L'elisir d'amore' and Nadir in 'Les pêcheurs de perles' showcase his warm timbre, impeccable technique, and sensitive musicality.

Simon K. Lee

Tenor

Korean-American tenor whose powerful voice and dramatic intensity have garnered acclaim in the spinto tenor repertoire. A graduate of the Juilliard School, Lee brings vocal brilliance and emotional depth to roles such as Rodolfo in 'La Bohème' and Pinkerton in 'Madama Butterfly'.

Victor Khodadad

Tenor

Iranian-American tenor whose versatile voice and compelling stage presence have established him in both traditional and contemporary repertoire. Khodadad's performances are characterized by musical intelligence and dramatic commitment, with notable success in roles such as Tamino in 'The Magic Flute' and Alfredo in 'La Traviata'.

Daniel Juarez

Tenor

Mexican-American tenor whose bright, flexible voice and charismatic stage presence have earned him acclaim in lyric tenor roles. Juarez excels in the bel canto repertoire, with celebrated interpretations of Ernesto in 'Don Pasquale' and Tonio in 'La fille du régiment', combining vocal agility with expressive phrasing.

Javier Agulló

Tenor

Spanish tenor whose powerful voice and passionate performances have established him in the dramatic repertoire. Agulló has garnered international acclaim for his interpretations of Verdi and Puccini roles, including Manrico in 'Il Trovatore' and Calaf in 'Turandot', combining vocal brilliance with compelling dramatic intensity.

Baritones

Genaro Sulvaran

Baritone

Venezuelan baritone renowned for his warm, lyrical voice and nuanced characterizations. A graduate of the Academy of Vocal Arts, Sulvaran has distinguished himself in roles such as Figaro in 'The Barber of Seville' and Marcello in 'La Bohème', bringing both technical precision and emotional depth to his performances.

Jonathan Stinson

Baritone

American baritone with a rich, resonant voice and commanding stage presence. Stinson has garnered praise for his interpretations of both standard repertoire and contemporary works, with notable performances as Germont in 'La Traviata' and the title role in 'Don Giovanni'.

Daewon Seo

Baritone

Korean baritone whose elegant musicality and refined vocal technique have established him as a rising star in the opera world. A graduate of Seoul National University and the Manhattan School of Music, Seo brings thoughtful interpretation and vocal brilliance to roles such as Count Almaviva in 'The Marriage of Figaro' and Onegin in 'Eugene Onegin'.

Patrick McNally

Baritone

Versatile American baritone whose performances are marked by vocal agility and dramatic conviction. McNally has excelled in a diverse repertoire ranging from Mozart to contemporary American opera, with particular acclaim for his interpretations of Papageno in 'The Magic Flute' and Billy Bigelow in 'Carousel'.

Nelson D. Martinez

Baritone

Celebrated Venezuelan baritone with a distinguished international career spanning two decades. Martinez's velvety timbre and impeccable musicianship have made him a sought-after interpreter of Verdi and Puccini roles, including memorable performances as Rigoletto and Scarpia at major opera houses worldwide.

Jianan Huang

Baritone

Chinese baritone whose powerful voice and dramatic intensity have garnered international attention. A graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and the Curtis Institute, Huang brings technical precision and emotional depth to roles such as Sharpless in 'Madama Butterfly' and Ford in 'Falstaff'.

Christophe Holloway

Baritone

American baritone whose versatile voice and compelling stage presence have established him in both operatic and concert repertoire. Holloway's performances are characterized by musical intelligence and dramatic commitment, with notable success in roles such as Valentin in 'Faust' and Silvio in 'Pagliacci'.

Christopher Hart

Baritone

British-American baritone acclaimed for his elegant phrasing and rich, expressive voice. A graduate of the Royal College of Music, Hart has distinguished himself in the Mozart baritone repertoire, with celebrated interpretations of Don Giovanni and Count Almaviva, while also excelling in English art song and oratorio.

Omar Carrión

Baritone

Mexican baritone whose passionate performances and warm, lyrical voice have earned him acclaim throughout North and South America. Carrión brings authentic expression and vocal brilliance to roles such as Figaro in 'The Barber of Seville' and Enrico in 'Lucia di Lammermoor'.

Bass-Baritones

Neil Nelson

Bass-Baritone

Versatile American bass-baritone whose powerful voice and compelling artistry have earned him acclaim in both operatic and concert repertoire. Nelson's performances in roles such as Escamillo in 'Carmen' and Mephistopheles in 'Faust' showcase his exceptional vocal range and dramatic capabilities.

Basses

Carlo Colombara

Bass

Internationally acclaimed Italian bass with a distinguished career spanning three decades at the world's premier opera houses including La Scala, Metropolitan Opera, and Vienna State Opera. Known for his commanding stage presence and rich, resonant voice particularly in Verdi and bel canto repertoire.

Seunghee Lee

Bass

Rising Korean bass celebrated for his profound vocal depth and exceptional musicality. A graduate of the prestigious Juilliard School, Lee has quickly established himself in roles such as Sarastro in 'The Magic Flute' and Sparafucile in 'Rigoletto', captivating audiences with his formidable low notes and dramatic intensity.