NOAH MOND (Stony Brook, NY) is a bass currently in the Resident Artist Program at The Glimmerglass Festival before he heads off to Fort Worth Opera as a Hattie Mae Lesley Resident Artist. He has been seen at many prominent music festivals and opera companies, most recently at Nashville Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Washington National Opera, Opera Baltimore, Castleton Festival, and Chautauqua Opera Conservatory. This past year he won Third Place at the Southeast Region and was a TN District Winner at the Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition,a finalist in the SAS Performing Arts Vocal Competition, and an Honorable Mention Winner in the Opera Mississippi John Alexander National Vocal Competition. He has also won the Encouragement Award at the Opera Index Vocal Competition and the Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition and as well as first place in the Shirley Rabb Winston Classical Voice Scholarship. This past year he made his Feinstein’s 54 Below debut with Christian De Gré Cárdenas’ Orgullo, after performing the role off-Broadway at Joe’s Pub at the Public Theater in 2024. He is a recent Master of Music graduate of the Maryland Opera Studioat the University of Maryland,where he studied with Kevin Short. He received his Bachelor of Musical Arts in Voice Performance with a minor in Computer Science from Vanderbilt University’s Blair School of Music, where he studied with Amy Jarman.