Deemed an “impressive tenor” (The New York Times), Gene Stenger is a Bach specialist who is also heralded for his “crisp, clear tenor in action” (Washington Post) of his performances of oratorios by Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Mozart.

Mr. Stenger has been a featured soloist with the Virginia Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Charlottesville Symphony, Portland Symphony, Winston-Salem Symphony, Helena Symphony, Eastern Connecticut Symphony, New Haven Symphony, American Classical Orchestra, Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, Baltimore Choral Arts, Resonance Works Pittsburgh, Blue Hill Bach Festival, Washington Bach Consort, Bach Choir of Bethlehem, Colorado Bach Ensemble, Bach Society of St. Louis, Bach Akademie Charlotte, Odyssey Opera, Resonance Works Pittsburgh, Yale Symphony, Dartmouth Symphony, Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra, Baldwin Wallace University Bach Festival, Northeast Pennsylvania Bach Festival, and the Internationale Bachakadmie Stuttgart.

Originally from Pittsburgh, Gene holds degrees from Yale University’s School of Music and Institute of Sacred Music, Colorado State University, and Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music