Stenger, Gene
Gene Stenger
Hailed as an “impressive tenor” (New York Times) who sings with “sweet vibrancy” (Cleveland Plain Dealer), Gene Stenger is one of the country’s most called upon Bach specialists who is also heralded for his performances of oratorios by Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Mozart. Mr. Stenger has been a featured soloist with the Virginia, Portland, Helena, New Haven, Eastern Connecticut, and Pioneer Valley Symphonies, Buffalo Philharmonic, American Classical Orchestra, Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, Colorado Bach Ensemble, Bach Society of St. Louis, Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra, Bach Akademie Charlotte, Emmanuel Music, Odyssey Opera, Internationale Bachakademie Stuttgart, and the Baldwin Wallace, Carmel, Oregon, and Northeast Pennsylvania Bach Festivals. Originally from Pittsburgh, Gene holds degrees from Yale’s School of Music, Colorado State University, and Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music.