Meet Carol

Since her childhood, Carol Jarrett has been enchanted by the world of music. As a young operatic soprano in Enid, Oklahoma, her journey began with a genuine love for the art that was nurtured since childhood. Ms. Jarrett has cultivated a vibrant and unique soprano voice that resonates with authenticity. Each of her performances are a testament to the pure joy she has of creating and sharing music of all eras.

In the pursuit of artistic excellence, Carol Jarrett continues to refine her craft, driven by a passion for the transformative power of operatic storytelling. With every note, she invites audiences into the rich tapestry of her imagination, where the magic of music converges with the raw, authentic essence of humanity. Her performances expand her lyrical voice and reveal a profound connection to the stories she tells. From the vulnerable heroine Miss Jessel in Britten’s Turn of the Screw to the spirited child Oberto of Handel’s Alcina, Ms. Jarrett weaves a tapestry of emotions, making each aria an intimate exploration of the human experience.

Beyond the stage, Ms. Jarrett extends her love for music into the community, recognizing the transformative power of art to uplift and inspire. Through outreach programs and collaborations such as The Little Flute (Second Lady), an abridged English version of Mozart's Magic Flute done by the University of Oklahoma, and Bach’s St. John’s Passion (Soprano Soloist) with the Norman Philharmonic, she endeavors to make music accessible to all, fostering a harmonious connection between artist and community. Ms. Jarrett believes that the true magic of music lies not only in its ability to transport us to different worlds but also in its power to unite and heal, creating a symphony of shared experiences that resonates far beyond the concert hall.