Brooklyn-born and raised, Alexa Rosenberg is equally at home in concert, opera, ensemble singing, and recital, and is often recognized for her "clever comic instincts and... an increasingly nuanced sound" (Parterre). Her love of collaboration resulted in her being a sought-after artist for early and new music, though she still loves any chance to sing the standard repertoire, which she grew up listening to. 

 

This season, she joins the San Francisco Symphony Chorus, as well as Opera San Jose for their upcoming production of Doctor Atomic. Recent performances include Lamplighters Music Theatre’s sold-out production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe, soloist and ensemble for Music at Co-Cath’s Path of Miracles, Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, and Monteverdi’s Vespers. Favorite roles include Hansel, Sesto (Handel), and Nicklausse. Other companies include American Opera Projects, Boston Early Music Festival, American Contemporary Music Ensemble, Marshall Opera, The Why Collective, San Francisco Boys Chorus, Fort Greene Orchestra, and Experiments in Opera. She received a Presidential Scholarship from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where she completed her master's degree.

 

In addition to her opera studies, she trained at the Stella Adler Acting Studio and at the Atlantic Theater School. From 2016 to 2020, Alexa led music, acting, and writing workshops with incarcerated individuals throughout the NYC jail system, including Rikers Island. Art is about our humanity, and Alexa is adamant that artistic expression is a birthright. 

 

When not performing, Alexa teaches voice. She specializes in working with choral singers, helping them find stable technique to meet the high demands of choral repertoire and ensemble singing. She is also a writer and editor for Classical Singer Magazine. When she isn’t on the clock, she is on the hunt for the best spicy noodle soups in town. She also enjoys gazing at large bodies of water and birds, often ponders the intersection of culture and politics, and loves to make people laugh. Follow her journey on Instagram at @alexaraerosenberg and check out her blog, Good Mischief.

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