Soprano Brooke Evers studied as a Fulbright Scholar in Austria, performing in Vienna, Berlin, and Milan before returning to Washington, D.C., where she has been heard as a soloist at the Kennedy Center, the Embassy of Austria, the National Cathedral, the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Schlesinger Hall, and the Strathmore Mansion.
 
A winner of the Vocal Arts Discovery Series Competition, the Baltimore Music Club Recital Competition, and Second Prize in the Wonderlic Competition, Brooke has also been a finalist in numerous competitions including the American Bach Competition, the Liederkranz Competition, and a semi-finalist in the Washington International Competition, the Louisville Bach Competition, the New York Oratorio Society Competition, and the Mary Trueman Art Song Competition.  She was awarded the David Gundlach Lied Prize in The 2008 Lotte Lehmann Foundation CyberSing Art Song Competition.  
Brooke has appeared as a soloist and member of the Washington Bach Consort and in 2009 she toured Germany as a member of the Festivalensemble Stuttgart under the direction of Helmuth Rilling. She was a select participant for the Ravinia Festival of Chicago, the Franz-Schubert-Institut in Baden-bei-Wien, and masterclasses of Elly Ameling, Renée Fleming, Wolfgang Holzmair and others. Brooke's study of and affinity for German Lieder has brought her a reputation as a burgeoning specialist in the genre, and as a gifted recitalist Brooke has performed in D.C.'s Epiphany, Westmoreland, Truro, Living Arts, and Concordia Concert series. A champion of contemporary works, Brooke regularly programs new music, most recently highlighting works of Kipyn Martin and Lowell Liebermann. Brooke also worked with conductor Julian Wachner and The Washington Chorus and the composer in the premier performances of works by Nico Muhly. Brooke received Bachelor's degrees in Voice and German from Indiana University, where she performed the role of Filia in Carissimi's Jephte, and Oberto in Alcina with the Bloomington Early Music Festival. Brooke received her Master of Music from the University of Maryland, where she performed leading roles in Cimarosa’s Il matrimonio segreto and the workshop premier of Kirke Mechem’s The Newport Rivals as a member of the Maryland Opera Studio. Not limited to classical music, Brooke was recognized by the city of Baltimore as a semi-finalist in the 2008 Billie Holiday Competition for her jazz singing and performed the role of Maria in The Sound of Music with the Vienna Choral Society. Her creative, often hilarious, originally-designed cabaret shows have led to her being a regular performer at Germano's in Baltimore and the Harman Center, as well as the Living Arts Concert Series. An active member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, Brooke has served on faculty at American University and Shepherd University, and has also taught for the Washington Opera Discovery Camp for children.