Veronica Mak, soprano

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"As Gilda, Veronica Mak had commendable moments – her performance of ‘Caro nome’ was well sung, and she appeared to inhabit the character believably.

" - OperaWire

Veronica Mak is a Chinese-American soprano based in New York City, equally at home in operatic, choral, and contemporary repertoire. Her artistry is marked by versatility, emotional nuance, and a deep commitment to expressive storytelling.

Veronica begins her 2026/2027 season performing Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with the Centre Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Scott Jackson Wiley. Additional performances include Ghostlight Chorus' Torchbearer  in October and an ensemble debut with the American Bach Soloists + Choir performing Handel's The Messiah in December. 


Ms. Mak's previous operatic roles include Pamina and Papagena from Die Zauberflöte, Laetitia from The Old Maid and the Thief, Monica from the Medium, Lauretta from Gianni Schicchi, Suor Genovieffa from Suor Angelica, Frasquita from Carmen, Pyg from Knightly News, and many others. Veronica was recognized from her performance of Rigoletto as Gilda with Regina Opera, having "appeared to inhabit the character believably" (Opera Wire). 

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"In “Knightly News,” (music by Jonathan Stinson and lyrics by Stinson and Sarah Rogevich), each performer had moments to truly shine. Mak was downright hilarious."


— River Reporter

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