Genevieve Thiers is known for her "stunningly sweet" sound and "an upper register that spins itself into silver." Now the lead soloist for the Chicago Society of Music in Chicago, she is also extremely active as a soloist in America and abroad.

Genevieve Thiers was previously the soloist for the Boston College Chorale, the Boston Longwood Opera, the Boston College Madrigals, the Oxford Keble Chorus and the Oxford Bach Chorale, in Puerto Rico, Vienna, Boston, New York and Prague. Her performance experience also includes a recital tour through Oxford University in 1999. She has had the lead role in over eight operas, operettas and Shakespeare plays, including Dorine in Mechem's Tartuffe, Constance in Poulenc's The Dialogues of the Carmelites, Patience in Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience and Despina in Cosi Fan Tutte. She has sung with the Longwood Opera company, the Chrysalis Opera company, Operatunities Opera company in Chicago and OperaModa.

Genevieve has received several vocal awards, including the North Shore Musicians Club 2003 Scholarship, the Latetia M. Blain soloist award in 2000, and the Philadelphia Naval award for singing in 1996. A graduate of the masters' program in Voice at Northwestern University, she lives and sings in Chicago.

Upcoming Appearances

Genevieve will be making several concert appearances in 2007 with OperaModa.

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