Mezzo-soprano Rachel Stenbuck is a native of the Raleigh area. Past soloist highlights include Mozart’s Requiem at Meredith College, Handel’s Messiah both at Campbell University and with the Carolina Philharmonic. Additionally, she has performed the role of Cherubino (Le nozze di Figaro) in concert with the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra in 2019.
Ms. Stenbuck appears regularly with the North Carolina Opera in the chorus and comprimario roles, including the company’s 2010 inaugural production of Tosca (Shepherd), and more recently, Rigoletto (Page) and the 2019 reprise of Tosca (Shepherd). As a part of the International Young Artists Project, she has performed the roles of Second Lady (Die Zauberflöte) in Varna, Bulgaria, and La Principessa (Suor Angelica) in Sansepolcro, Italy.
An A.J. Fletcher Scholar, Ms. Stenbuck holds undergraduate and graduate music degrees from Meredith College, where she was a winner of the Concerto/Aria competition as both a flutist and vocalist. She maintains a private studio in Cary, North Carolina, teaches general music at Thales Academy in Cary, and coordinates the NC Opera Educational Outreach Program.
Ms. Stenbuck appears regularly with the North Carolina Opera in the chorus and comprimario roles, including the company’s 2010 inaugural production of Tosca (Shepherd), and more recently, Rigoletto (Page) and the 2019 reprise of Tosca (Shepherd). As a part of the International Young Artists Project, she has performed the roles of Second Lady (Die Zauberflöte) in Varna, Bulgaria, and La Principessa (Suor Angelica) in Sansepolcro, Italy.
An A.J. Fletcher Scholar, Ms. Stenbuck holds undergraduate and graduate music degrees from Meredith College, where she was a winner of the Concerto/Aria competition as both a flutist and vocalist. She maintains a private studio in Cary, North Carolina, teaches general music at Thales Academy in Cary, and coordinates the NC Opera Educational Outreach Program.