Irene Messoloras

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Irene Messoloras is a highly regarded soprano known for her captivating voice and frequent collaborations within the choral and classical music scene, particularly in Minnesota. She's a core member of the acclaimed professional choir The Singers - Minnesota Choral Artists, contributing her voice to their diverse repertoire spanning centuries. Irene is also a founding member of the Meridian Vocal Ensemble, whose album "A Meridian Christmas" features her prominently.

Her artistry extends to solo performances, where she's been featured as a soprano soloist in significant works like Karl Jenkins' powerful "The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace" (including the poignant "Agnus Dei") and Stephen Paulus's Holocaust memorial oratorio "To Be Certain of the Dawn" (showcased in "Hymn to the Eternal Flame"). Her recordings, including tracks like "Oculus Non Vidit," "Prayer," and "Serenity," highlight her ability to convey deep emotion and clarity across various sacred and contemporary choral pieces, often working with renowned composers and arrangers like Ola Gjeilo and Erling Pederson.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Opera

Choral

Symphonic Music

Sacred

Liturgical

Oratorio

Christmas Music

Related Artists

Celtic Woman

Ola Gjeilo

VOCES8

Eric Whitacre

The King's Singers

Tenebrae

Stile Antico

Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

Latest Release

Finding Light

Irene Messoloras

Album - 12 Tracks - Released April 24, 2026