Casey Schopflocher

• The Metropolitan Opera Children's Chorus
• Sang the solo from Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms at Carnegie Hall with the New York Choral Society and the New York Youth Symphony
• Schmidt Vocal Competition: Most Promising Sophomore; New Jersey, 2023-24
• CS Vocal Competition: Classical High School Semi-Finalist, 2024
• Schmidt Vocal Competition: First Place; New Jersey, 2024-25

Casey Schopflocher is a junior in the vocal track at Special Music School in New York City. In addition, he attends The Juilliard Pre-College voice program. A member of The Metropolitan Opera Children’s Chorus for seven years, he performed the role of the Third Spirit in the company’s holiday production of The Magic Flute for three consecutive seasons. He also appeared with The Met as a solo or featured singer in Wozzeck, Tannhauser, and La Damnation de Faust, and as a member of the chorus in Tosca, Turandot, Queen of Spades, Boris Godunov, Carmen, and La Boheme. In 2023, he performed at Early Music America’s annual EMA Summit in Boston and made his Carnegie Hall debut singing the solo from Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms with the New York Choral Society and New York Youth Symphony. That same year, Casey was awarded Most Promising Sophomore in Schmidt’s high school regional competition (Montclair NJ) and reached the semi-finals round of Classical Singer’s Vocal Competition. In March 2025, he was awarded First Place in the Schmidt Vocal Arts New Jersey competition. Casey has attended summer voice and opera programs at Queens Summer Vocal Institute, Interlochen, and Boston University Tanglewood Institute.