Canadian mezzo-soprano, Christine Browne-Munz, is an active performer in the DC metro area. She frequently performs with opera companies such as Opera on Tap, The In Series, Opera NOVA, and Opera Camerata. Roles include Ježibaba (Rusalka), Marta (Iolanta), Teresa (La sonnambula), Third Lady (The Magic Flute), Charlotte (A Little Night Music), and Witch (Hansel and Gretel).
Melissa Kornacki, American Mezzo-Soprano, is a “remarkably talented,” (DC Theater Scene) in demand artist performing widely across the United States and abroad.
Most recently she won First Prize in the Oratorio division for the Lyra International Singing Competition in New York. Voce di meche said this about her performance, “First Prize in the Oratorio Division was won by mezzo-soprano Melissa Kornacki who wisely selected the "Agnus Dei" from Rossini's Messe Solennelle, to show off her highly operatic sound and gorgeous vocal line. Her deep resonant voice made the most of it and we would love to hear her as one of Rossini's mezzo heroines.”
Grace Gori, mezzo-soprano has been praised by The Washington Post for her "fine sense of style" and "strong dramatic impact", and is known as an acclaimed performer in both the concert and operatic repertoire.
Praised for her “beautiful mezzo timbre” (La Press), Rebecca Henry is a Washington DC-based Mezzo Soprano. Recent roles include Second and Third Lady (Die Zauberflöte), Rosina (Il Barbiere di Siviglia), Hänsel (Hänsel und Gretel), Mrs. Grose (Turn of the Screw), Petra (A Little Night Music), and Ramiro (La finta giardiniera). She made her debut in China performing televised concerts as Prince Orlofsky at venues including The Great Hall of the People in Beijing, The Suzhou Culture and Arts Center, and the Hangzhou Grand Theater.