Gerard St. Gerard
Ensemble/Remus Understudy

Gerard St. Gerard is a tenor from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who performs actively as a soloist and chorister. Recent engagements include appearances at the Bach Festival of Montreal, in Autour de la Flûte's David Lynch concerts, in Volcano Theatre’s production of Treemonisha in Chicago, and with the Orchestre Symphonique de Drummondville in Nicolet and Drummondville, Quebec, as part of the “From Jazz to Gospel” concert series exploring the influence of African Americans on classical music. Gerard is a member of Nigra Sum, an organization founded by Frédéricka Petit-Homme that promotes Afro-diasporic choral performance in community settings, and he frequently performs song recitals for LaSams in long-term care homes throughout Montreal. He holds a degree in voice performance and music history from McGill University’s Schulich School of Music and was the 2025 recipient of the Harry T. Burleigh Art Song Prize at the George Shirley Competition of the University of Michigan.