METROPOLITAN OPERA CHORUS ARTISTS
HAILED AS THE BEST CHORUS IN THE WORLD
The Met Chorus Artists represent the collective voice of the Metropolitan Opera Chorus, a company of 75 full-time singers. As the only full-time opera chorus in the United States, we bring world-class artistry to the Met stage—performing in multiple languages and embodying a wide range of characters across centuries of repertoire, often all within the span of a single week.
With more than 200 performances each season, our unified voices provide a powerful, dynamic foundation for the storytelling that unfolds in every Met Opera production. This platform offers a closer look at the individuals behind the sound—the artists whose work helps bring each production vividly to life.
MET CHORUS ARTISTS: EVENTS
Salon58 Presents Shakespeare at the Opera | MAR 15, 2026
Location: Salon58, 6:30PM
Met Chorus Artists return to Salon 58 for a lively evening dedicated to the power and lyricism of Shakespeare! His life and works have been reinvigorated by the Academy Award-nominated film, Hamnet. Come out to see the Bard translated into a musical feast. Accompanied by a fabulous concert grand piano, the Met Chorus Artists are proud to present “Shakespeare at the Opera” on the Ides of March.
3rd Annual Spring Sing | APR 26, 2026
Location: To be Announced
Join us for our upcoming concert featuring voices from the Met Chorus Artists roster of Regular & Extra Choristers. The Spring Sing is a unique opportunity to sing alongside the Met Chorus Artists. For select numbers, we will invite you to raise your voice with us. We will even provide the music! This concert is for the whole family – music lovers of all ages are welcome. Other repertoire will include a wide variety of operatic favorites.
PRESS HIGHLIGHTS
“The company’s chorus alone could power an aircraft carrier for a week at sea...”
— Justin Davidson, Vulture
“The Met chorus sounded more splendid than ever...”
— James Jorden, Observer
“The stars of the night, however, were the larger ensembles. The Met chorus always seems to be in a world of its own.”
— David Salazar, Operawire
"Singing with strength and clarity, the ensemble filled the company’s imposing hall without sacrificing the smooth texture and depth of its sound."
–– Oussama Zahr, NY Times
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