Meg Bragle

Meg Bragle is a renowned mezzo-soprano, educator and broadcaster acclaimed for her musical intelligence, “expressive virtuosity” (San Francisco Chronicle) and deep commitment to communication and connection through music. A leading interpreter of Baroque and Classical repertoire, she brings clarity and emotional depth to performances with the world’s finest baroque ensembles and symphony orchestras in the U.S. and Canada. With over twenty recordings to her credit, spanning almost 1000 years of music, her discography includes four critically acclaimed recordings of J.S. Bach’s music - including the Ascension and Easter Oratorios and the Mass in B minor with Sir John Eliot Gardiner and the English Baroque Soloists. 

In addition to her performance career, Bragle is the Co-Founder and Director of the Bach Festival Society of Winter Park National Oratorio Competition, a platform dedicated to fostering excellence and opportunity for emerging artists interested in oratorio repertoire. As Artist in Residence at the University of Pennsylvania, she directs the Collegium Musicum , founded and directs the Opera & Musical Theater Workshop, and mentors student-created ensembles.

Meg shares her love of classical music with a wider audience as the weekday afternoon host on WRTI 90.1 FM in Philadelphia, where her broadcasts blend insight, warmth, and accessibility.

With a career that bridges performance, education, and broadcasting, Meg Bragle is a vital and inspiring voice in today’s classical music landscape.