BIO
Praised for her "ever-lush sound" (Operawire), American soprano Rebecca Richardson is a classical singer known for interpreting a wide range of works, from early opera to world premieres. During her 2019 season, Ms. Richardson made several notable role debuts and world premieres, such as Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro and Princess Talia in the world premiere of Felix Jarrar's Mother Goose.
In July 2019, Rebecca made her Carnegie Hall debut as a soloist. A native of Thousand Oaks, CA, Rebecca recently returned to the west coast after spending nearly a decade living in Boston and New York.