Sophie Michaux
Créditos de presentación
Actuaciones pasadas 2015 — Ayer
There Shall Be No More Sea, Various
Voice
Ver reparto y equipoThere shall be no more sea, Various
Voice
Ver reparto y equipoLyndon Woodside Oratorio-Solo Competition Finals, Various
Carnegie HallMezzo-soprano
Ver reparto y equipoLes plaisirs de Versailles (Los placeres de Versalles), Charpentier, M.
Boston Early Music FestivalNo role specified
Ver reparto y equipoActuaciones pasadas destacadas
Lyndon Woodside Oratorio-Solo Competition Finals, Various
Carnegie HallMezzo-soprano
Ver reparto y equipo
Les plaisirs de Versailles (Los placeres de Versalles), Charpentier, M.
Boston Early Music FestivalNo role specified
Ver reparto y equipo
Vídeos de actuación destacados
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Biografía
Praised for her “warm, colorful mezzo” by Opera News, Sophie Michaux has become one of Boston’s most versatile and compelling vocalists. Born in London and raised in the French alps, Sophie’s unique background informs her artistic identity, making her feel at home in an eclectic span of repertoire ranging from grand opera to French cabaret songs. A consummate singing actor, Sophie is known for her committed portrayals of a wide variety of demanding roles on the opera stage. Sophie recently appeared as Ceres in Boston Early Music Festival’s production of Lalande’s rarely-staged Les Fontaines de Versailles (2020 GRAMMY nominee for Best Opera Recording), garnering acclaim from the Boston Musical Intelligencer for her “astonishing range and flexibility.” She has sung the title roles of La Cen
