Kayleigh Reimer is a soprano, choral musician, and music educator from Tacoma, Washington. She has performed in numerous choral ensembles, including the Symphony Tacoma Voices, the St. Olaf Choir, Seattle Pro Musica, and most recently joined SoundCity Singers for their inaugural season. Kayleigh has performed in numerous recitals in collaboration with new composers and was most recently featured as a soloist with the St. Olaf Orchestra. Kayleigh holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from St. Olaf College and currently teaches choir and orchestra at Mountain View Middle School in Bremerton, Washington.

A native of Mexico, Priscilla Salisbury has been sweeping the nation with her shimmering voice and stage presence. She has performed the roles of Zerlina, Don Giovanni, Cupid, Orpheus in The Underworld, Carmela, The Saint of Bleecker Street, Zerbinetta, Ariadne auf Naxos, Constance, Dialogues des Carmelites. Her opera premieres include, Mrs. O’Malley, It’s a Wonderful Life (Houston Grand Opera), Francine, Monkey and Francine in the City of Tigers, (Houston Grand Opera Co.), Lucinda, Lucinda y las Flores de la Nochebuena, (Opera in the Heights), Cinderella, Cinderella in Spain (Seattle Opera). This year she will be premiering the title role in Earth to Kenzie (Seattle Opera).

Ms. Salisbury has participated as a Young Artist in Houston Grand Opera Co.’s Storybook Opera, Create an Opera and Opera to go! Austin Opera’s Opera Treasure and La Noche de Opera and Seattle Opera Guild’s Preview Nights. She has also been a Young Artist in Opera in the Ozarks and CoOperative, where she coached with Pierre Vallet and Amy Hutchison.

At the early age of nineteen, Ms. Salisbury signed a contract with Universal Records for the televised competition, Objetivo Fama in Puerto Rico. An album was released following the competition and she received recognition for her work, from the Mayor and Governor of Puerto Rico. Some of her television appearances include Despierta America and Objetivo Fama Sin Editar.

Ms. Salisbury holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Vocal Performance from The Moores School of Music at The University of Houston and a minor in Italian Studies. She received her Master’s Degree in Opera Performance from the Butler School of Music at The University of Texas at Austin. Ms. Salisbury’s accomplishments include winner of the Master Works Competition, recipient of the Ugo di Portanova Scholarship; a summer study in Siena, Italy at the Univesitá per Stranieri di Siena. And she received “The Encouragement Award” from the Seattle Opera Guild Competition.

Michael is an active choral performer in the Seattle area. In addition to SoundCity, he has performed with Byrd Ensemble, Radiance, Choral Arts Northwest, Pacific Musicworks, Cantare Vocal Ensemble, St. James Cantorei, and UW Chamber Singers. He is also a staff musician at Saint Mark’s Cathedral, where he sings in the Schola and Evensong choirs, along with the weekly radio broadcast as a member of the Compline Choir. Michael also works regularly as a conductor, pianist, and music educator. He holds music degrees from New York University and Westminster Choir College, is currently working on a PhD in music history at the University of Washington.

Benjamin Rogers is the choir director at Liberty Middle School. Benjamin grew up in Savanna, IL, and recently acquired his Bachelors of Music from Western Illinois University. He also serves as the choral director and praise team leader at the First Presbyterian Church of Puyallup, WA. Benjamin also performs as a vocalist of the SoundCity Singers, a professional choir based in the Seattle Area. In his free time, Benjamin enjoys hiking the local trails, playing Pokemon Go, and spending time with his beloved cat, Daphne.