Sarah Tuttle enjoys a multifaceted career as a performer, teacher, and public radio host. Sarah is committed to authentic storytelling, joyful collaboration, and meaningful connection with her audiences - onstage, on the air, and beyond. 

From Wagner roles to modern opera, chamber music to art song, Sarah’s performances have been praised for their "fine balance of energy and introspection." (The Wall Street Journal). Sarah has a special interest in contemporary vocal music and collaboration with composers, and she’s delighted to have participated in the creation and premiere performances of new works. In 2021 she launched Songs From Here, a Maine-based initiative dedicated to commissioning new vocal works from Maine’s composers, presented in an annual concert series. Songs From Here is now in its fifth season and has introduced new compositions by Erica Ball, Marianna Filippi, Michael P. Atkinson and others to enthusiastic audiences around Maine. 

Offstage, Sarah shares her knowledge and passion for music over the air on Maine Public Classical, where she shares music and stories with listeners across New England and beyond. She is the creative mind behind Songbook, a weekly vocal program with an emphasis on art song.

A committed and enthusiastic voice teacher, Sarah maintains a voice studio at 317 Main Community Music Center in Yarmouth, where she works with students of various ages and abilities towards meeting their goals.

Sarah holds a Masters degree from the Bard Graduate Vocal Arts Program at Bard College, and a Bachelors degree from the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College. She is proud to have spent two summers as a Vocal Fellow with the Tanglewood Music Center, from whom she received the Grace B. Jackson Prize for Excellence. She makes her home in Portland, Maine. 

You can find out more about Sarah’s specific projects at the links above!