Recent highlights for soprano Sonja DuToit Tengblad include Mahler’s Second Symphony with the Boston Philharmonic, Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with the Boston Landmarks Orchestra, and featured roles with Boston Baroque, the Handel and Haydn Society, A Far Cry, Blue Hill Bach Festival, (high soprano) the Boston Modern Orchestra Projects and her Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center debuts, both with the New York City Chamber Orchestra. Ms. Tengblad has also made appearances with the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus and Minnesota’s Oratory Bach. A champion of new music, she curated Modern Dickinson, a program featuring all 21st century settings of Emily Dickinson’s poetry that was nominated for four Austin, TX Critic’s Table Awards. She has appeared with the Boston Modern Orchestra Project, and premiered Shirish Korde’s Questions for the Moon with members of the Silk Road Ensemble.  Ms. Tengblad performs with the Grammy-winning ensemble Conspirare in Austin and Boston’s Blue Heron and Lorelei Ensemble, which enjoyed their debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 2017. Other highlights include performances with Boston Early Music Festival, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Boston Baroque, national tours of Considering Matthew Shepard with Conspirare, as well as Debussy and Puccini with the Lorelei Ensemble and the BSO.