Jacque Wilson

Jacque Wilson, mezzo soprano, has been a member of the opera chorus since 2012 when she moved here from Boston. She enjoys singing all types of music from opera to early music to musical theater. As a soloist she has appeared with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at both Symphony Hall and Carnegie Hall, under the baton of conductor emeritus, Bernard Haitink. She has sung with orchestras throughout the United States in such pieces as: Bach’s Mass in B Minor, St. John’s Passion, and St. Matthew’s Passion, Handel’s Messiah, Copland’s In the Beginning, Karl Jenkin’s An Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, John Corigliano’s Fern Hill and Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass.

Ms. Wilson also enjoys an active solo opera career performing lead and supporting roles with companies on both the east and west coast. Some of her favorite roles include: Meg Page(Falstaff), Meg(Little Women-East Coast Premiere), Cherubino (Le Nozze di Figaro), and Prince Orlofsky (Die Fledermaus). In addition to her performance career she also has an active teaching studio at San Jose State University where she serves as Co-Voice Area Coordinator.