Sarabeth Belón

Sarabeth Belón is a Southern California–based mezzo-soprano known for her expressive artistry, rich tone, and versatility across opera, concert, and oratorio repertoire. She performs regularly with the Los Angeles Opera Chorus, both as an ensemble member and featured soloist, and is frequently engaged as an alto soloist with major choral ensembles. Recent highlights include appearing as alto soloist in Mendelssohn’s Elijah with the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus (June 2025) and as alto soloist in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with the San Diego State University Symphony Orchestra (April 2025). She has also appeared in contemporary works and world premieres, bridging traditional and modern repertoire with equal skill and passion.

Sarabeth’s operatic experience spans both classic and modern repertoire, including Messiah, Gurrelieder, and a wide range of contemporary vocal works. Her performances are praised for their technical precision, emotional depth, and musical sensitivity, engaging audiences across Southern California and beyond.

A dedicated educator, Sarabeth serves as an adjunct faculty member in the Musical Theatre Department at USC’s School of Dramatic Arts, where she teaches voice using a science-informed, technique-driven approach that helps students build sustainable, versatile voices. She also maintains a thriving private studio, offering virtual and in-person lessons for singers at all levels, empowering students to find their unique sound while developing strong vocal technique.

Sarabeth holds degrees from UCLA and USC and is committed to both her craft and her students, combining performance excellence with passionate mentorship to inspire the next generation of singers.