Biography
Born in Denmark, Lise Christensen first studied History, Dramaturgy and Music at The University of Copenhagen and subsequently singing at The Royal Danish Academy of Music and at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama. At GSMD she won the Schubert Prize, The Crompton Lieder Award and The Philharmonia Chorus’ Prize. She completed her studies at The National Opera Studio supported by The Friends of Covent Garden, a Jean Dunlop Bursary and the Sybil Tutton Charitable Trust. Lise is also a Concordia Foundation Artist and a Samling Artist. Lise was recently the recipient of the Wagner Society’s Carole Rees Award enabling her to study the roles of Fricka and Brangäne with Dame Anne Evans. As a concert soloist, Lise’s performances include Beethoven Choral Symphony with The Philharmonia in the Ba
Performance credits
Past performances 2001 — Yesterday
Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica), Puccini
Copenhagen Opera FestivalLa Suora Zelatrice (Sister Zelatrice)
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Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica), Puccini
Copenhagen Opera FestivalLa Suora Zelatrice (Sister Zelatrice)
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Biography
Born in Denmark, Lise Christensen first studied History, Dramaturgy and Music at The University of Copenhagen and subsequently singing at The Royal Danish Academy of Music and at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama. At GSMD she won the Schubert Prize, The Crompton Lieder Award and The Philharmonia Chorus’ Prize. She completed her studies at The National Opera Studio supported by The Friends of Covent Garden, a Jean Dunlop Bursary and the Sybil Tutton Charitable Trust. Lise is also a Concordia Foundation Artist and a Samling Artist. Lise was recently the recipient of the Wagner Society’s Carole Rees Award enabling her to study the roles of Fricka and Brangäne with Dame Anne Evans. As a concert soloist, Lise’s performances include Beethoven Choral Symphony with The Philharmonia in the Ba
