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Carolyn Quick
Soprano | Composer

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Carolyn Quick | Photo by Antonia Rose Photography
With a voice known for its “pure timbre” (Opera News), Portland Composer-Soprano Carolyn Quick’s (she/her) performance credits include Eugene Opera’s production of Britten’s Turn of the Screw, Handel’s Messiah with Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia, Vivaldi’s Gloria, RV 589 with South Puget Sound Community College, and Charpentier’s Messe de minuit Pour Noel with Portland Symphonic Choir.

Carolyn has sung with Queer Opera, Uzmah-Upbeat Summer Music Program, and Oregon Bach Festival’s Vocal Fellows Program. She is also an avid chorister, singing with Cappella Romana, Resonance Ensemble, and In Medio. As a composer and singer, Carolyn has a love for contemporary music and has premiered over a dozen contemporary works. Most recently, Carolyn competed in the NATS Classical Student Auditions, advancing to the National Round with a program spanning Margaret Bonds to Charles Gounod.

When she isn’t singing, Carolyn enjoys hiking, spotting cute dogs, and spending time with family and friends.
 Learn more about Carolyn at the following links
Instagram: @carolynquickcomposer | Official Website | YouTube

Carolyn has appeared in the following New Wave Opera programs:
Scream Queens
Night of the Living Opera
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