Rosalind Elias (born January 13, 1935) is an American mezzo-soprano renowned for her contributions to opera and concert music. She has had a distinguished career in both the classical and operatic genres, particularly noted for her performances in the works of composers such as Verdi, Mozart, and Wagner. Elias gained fame for her portrayal of key roles in operas like "Carmen," "The Marriage of Figaro," and "Aida," showcasing her powerful voice and dramatic presence. She has performed with prestigious companies, including the Metropolitan Opera and the San Francisco Opera, and is celebrated for her interpretations of both traditional and contemporary operatic repertoire. In addition to her operatic career, Elias has also made significant contributions to the field of vocal education, teaching at various institutions and inspiring the next generation of singers. Her impact on music lies not only in her vocal artistry but also in her dedication to nurturing talent in the classical music realm. Elias remains an influential figure in the opera community, celebrated for her artistry and commitment to the art form.