Regina Stroncek

Regina Stroncek is a versatile soprano, teaching artist, researcher, and composer who connects with diverse audiences through language and music. She is an avid recitalist with a deep-seated passion for art song, and has participated in the Barcelona Festival of Song and Source Song Festival. An advocate for new music, Regina has sung world and regional premieres of art song and chamber music by living composers in the United States and Brazil. Regina spent 2 years researching and performing Brazilian vocal chamber repertoire in Brasília through the support of Fulbright grants. Her thoughtful research illuminates overlooked stories and amplifies Brazilian women composers’ voices. She has presented research and recitals on Brazilian women composers at the American Portuguese Studies Association International conference, the Women Composers Festival of Hartford, and To the Fore Concert Series. Her art song and choral compositions have recently been performed by Boston Singers' Resource and Lilith Vocal Ensemble. Recent performance highlights include concerts with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble and Lilith Vocal Ensemble, a recital with Voice of Iris, and starring as Sibella in A Gentleman’s Guide… (Vokes Players). Regina holds degrees from the University of Minnesota and Longy School of Music of Bard College.

Throughout high school and college, Susannah was an active competitor in the NATS competitions, often winning state-wide and regionally, and in 2018, she won first place for Junior/Senior College Women at the national competition. Other opera credits include Alcina (Alcina, UNC Opera), Dido (Dido and Aeneas, UNC Opera), and Zerlina (Don Giovanni, International Young Artists’ Project). Future performances will include Il primo amore by Marianna Martines and the role of Euridice from Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice, both with the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle.