Sopranos
Amanda Batista, Manchester, New Jersey
Adia Evans, Baltimore, Maryland
Maggie Kinabrew, West Hartford, Connecticut
Chelsea Lehnea, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Celeste Morales, San Antonio, Texas
Olivia Prendergast, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ashley Marie Robillard, Norton, Massachusetts
Arianna Rodriguez, Fairfax, Virginia
Olivia Smith, Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Mezzo-Sopranos
Veena Akama-Makia, Little Rock, Arkansas
Nikola Adele Printz, Oakland, California
Maggie Reneé, Los Angeles, California
Erin Wagner, El Paso, Texas
Tenors
Daniel Luis Espinal, Sarasota, Florida
Probability Jonas-O’Toole, Dallas, Texas
Jonghyun Park, Seoul, South Korea
Sahel Salam, Houston, Texas
Moisés Salazar, Santa Ana, California
Countertenor
Cody Bowers, Newnan, Georgia
Baritones
Andres Cascante, San José, Costa Rica
Scott Lee, Statesville, North Carolina
Bass-Baritones
Le Bu, Yancheng, China
SeungYun Kim, Cheongju, South Korea
William Socolof, White Plains, New York
Bass
Edwin Jhamaal Davis, Utica, Mississippi
Apprentice Coaches
Shawn Chang, Taipei, Taiwan
Juan José Lázaro, New York, New York
Yang Lin, Shanghai, China
Artyom Pak, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Deborah Robertson, Springfield, Missouri
Apprentice Stage Director
Matthew J. Schulz, Waverly, Iowa
The Merola Opera Program introduced members for 2022 in the present day. The group seems to be very numerous, and even features a pianist from Central Asia.
The 2022 season contains six performances together with a recital entitled “A Celebration of American Tune” on July 9, the Schwabacher Summer time Live performance on July 14 and 16, Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte on August 4 and 6, and the Merola Grand Finale on August 20.
