NCE Musicians
Present and Past
Rebecca Littig (soprano)
Rebecca
Littig has had an exceptional career on many of the world's opera stages.
She made her European debut at age 24 as a principal member of the
solo ensemble of the Stuttgart Staatsoper.
Her subsequent career has taken her to leading opera theatres
throughout Europe including the Royal Opera Covent Garden in London, Milan's
Teatro alla Scala, the Bavarian State Opera in Munich, Dresden's Semperoper,
the Gran Theatre del Liceu in Barcelona, Grand Theatre de Geneve, Vienna
State Opera and Buenos Aires' Teatro
Colon. Festivals include the
Richard Wagner Bayreuth Festival and France's Festival Aix-En-Provence.
American engagements include the
Washington Opera, Chicago Lyric Opera and St. Louis Opera.
Miss Littig has been a featured as a concert soloist at
the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Wolf Trap Filene Center, Buffalo
Symphony and has been featured in solo recitals at the, the Phillips
Collection, the Lyceum in Alexandria and the Church of the Epiphany Tuesday
Concert series.
Rebecca Littig has judged competitions for the National
Symphony, FMMC, and NVMTA.
She has been invited to teach masterclasses at Shenandoah Music Conservatory
and maintains a voice studio in Alexandria, Virginia.
Miss Littig graduated from the University of Maryland
with honors and then completed her opera studies in Rome with Maestro Luigi
Ricci, and in chamber music and song with Maestro Giorgio Favaretto at the
Accademia di Santa Cecilia and Accademia Chigiana in Siena.