Trinity Del Regno, a native of Dallas, Texas, is an accomplished professional vocalist with a diverse background in artistic performance. Her journey into the world of music began early, shaped by a family that recognized the significance of music in everyday life. Joining her church choir at the age of 4, Trinity displayed a high musical aptitude, later expanding her skills to include self-taught proficiency in numerous instruments.
Throughout her formative years, Trinity consistently demonstrated her musical prowess by actively participating in choirs and playing piano, guitar, and bass guitar. Currently, she is a valued member of esteemed ensembles, such as the Orpheus Chamber Singers in Dallas. Anticipating an exciting summer in 2024, Trinity looks forward to performances with prestigious programs including Spoleto Festival USA, as well as academic pursuits through study programs in Austria and Italy.
During her university years, Trinity undertook significant roles in operatic productions, showcasing her versatility and commitment to her craft. Noteworthy achievements include receiving 5th Place in the National Association of Teachers of Singing Competition in November 2023, where she presented a compelling repertoire featuring contemporary art-song composition by Gwyneth Walker.
In addition to her performance career, Trinity is a blossoming music educator. Currently teaching voice in Garland ISD and operating a private studio in the greater Dallas area, she imparts her knowledge in voice, piano, music theory, and aural skills. Trinity's teaching philosophy centers on tailoring her approach to the unique needs of each student, fostering an environment conducive to their individual growth.
Trinity graduated Summa cum Laude from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance in December 2023. Looking ahead, she plans to pursue advanced studies in Vocal Pedagogy, Performance, and Composition starting in Fall 2024. Trinity has garnered positive attention from prestigious institutions, having received favorable reviews from the University of Southern California, the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University, Shenandoah University, and the Boston Conservatory. As she continues her audition circuit, she eagerly awaits admission notices in March and April 2024.