Tenor Albert is a senior level vocal performance major at Bowling Green State University. Albert has been in productions with the Toledo opera company most recently La Traviata (2011), Le Nozze di Figaro (2011), La Boheme (2012), Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado (2012), Don Giovanni (2013). Albert also out on a full length recital in December of last year (2012).

At Bowling Green State University, Albert studies voice with Douglas Wayland, and is apart of the top two choirs at the university: Collegiate Chorale and the BGSU Men's Chorus, both directed by Tim Cloeter. Albert started taking voice lessons in his 6th year of schooling (2003) and still takes them to this day. Albert has had several private voice students In the past and truly enjoys working with students of all ages.

A few more of Albert's previous experience include singing the national anthem for several athletic events, being the voice director of the musical, Aida in 2007 and coaching collaborative work for...

Mezzo-soprano Katherine C. is one of the most promising young talents on today’s opera scene. She created the role of the Young Nun in the world premiere of Stephen Hartke’s The Greater Good during Glimmerglass Opera’s 2006 Festival Season, which was later recorded on the Naxos label, and recently returned to the company as Aglaonice in the critically acclaimed production of Philip Glass’s Orhpée. She recently made role debuts with much acclaim as Hansel in Hansel and Gretel at the Syracuse Opera (where she will be awarded the comprimari “Artist of the Year” in 2009) and as Siebel in Faust with Princeton Music Festival.

Most recent noted engagements include a role debut as Sesto in Giulio Cesare and Un Musico in Manon Lescaut at the Florida Grand Opera, mezzo soloist in a recital of Rossini songs entitled Sins of My Old Age at Opera Omaha, Inez in a concert performance of Verdi’s Il Trovatore under the baton of Maestro Eduardo Müller with the Miami Concert...