Hailing from Mystic, CT, soprano Teresa Wakim enjoys an internationally successful career as both soloist and chorister in opera, oratorio, and chamber music. She has received praise in such publications as Early Music America, the Wall Street Journal, and the Boston Globe. Ms. Wakim has sung in many of the world's most renowned halls for equally illustrious leaders including Sir Roger Norrington and Ton Koopman. Her first recording, as bergére in Lully's opera Thésée with the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra was recently released with Radio Bremen. She is a Choral Scholar in the Marsh Chapel Choir at Boston University under the direction of Scott Allen Jarrett where she can be heard regularly on Boston's NPR radio. She has performed with Boston Baroque, the Handel & Haydn Society, Seraphic Fire, Back Bay Chorale, and Apollo's Fire. Her musical interests extend to smaller ensembles as well, and she is often heard with Exsultemus, Sprezzatura, Amphion's Lyre, The Sun's Darlings, and Newton Baroque. Her baroque operatic credits include Flore in Psyché (presented at the 2007 Boston Early Music Festival), Zaide in L'Europe Galante, Belinda in Dido and Aenaeas, Ninfa in L'Orfeo, Morgana in Alcina, and La Fée in Le Pouvoir de l'Amour. This spring she happily made her debut with Tragicomedia in the North American premiere of Pergolesi's Marian Vespers. This summer she traveled to London with the Handel & Haydn Society to participate in the BBC Proms in Haydn's The Seasons at the Royal Albert Hall.