Lisette Oropesa makes her debut at Les Arts with works by Bizet, Fauré, Falla, Rodrigo, Schumann and Schubert
02.03.2022
- Her spectacular voice, undeniable technique, and powerful stage presence have made her the operatic sensation of the moment.
- Accompanied on the piano by Rubén Fernández Aguirre, she presents the same repertoire that she will offer days later at the Vienna State Opera.
Valencia (02.03.22). Soprano Lisette Oropesa, considered one of the great divas of the operatic scene, makes her debut this Saturday, March 5, at the Palau de les Arts with works by Bizet, Fauré, Falla, Rodrigo, Schumann and Schubert within the 'Les Arts és Lied' cycle.
Her spectacular voice, undeniable technique, firmness in the high register, luminous timbre, astonishing ease with agility and vocal elegance, along with her powerful magnetism on stage and personal charisma, are the keys to the success of an essential artist in the great theaters and auditoriums of the international circuit.
Accompanied on the piano by Rubén Fernández Aguirre, the American singer of Hispanic origin presents herself to the Valencian public with a repertoire dedicated to the great composers of 'Lied' and songs, with special attention to Spanish and American authors, which she will repeat days later at the Vienna State Opera.
Lisette Oropesa will begin the recital with works by renowned lieder composers such as Schumann and Schubert, followed by pieces from the French composers Bizet and Fauré, and the Italian composer Mercadante. For the second half, the singer, whose parents are Cuban, will perform pieces by the Valencian composer Joaquín Rodrigo, 'Cuatro madrigales amatorios' (Four Love Madrigals), 'Siete canciones populares españolas' (Seven Popular Spanish Songs) by Manuel de Falla, and will conclude with a tribute to her roots with songs by Joaquín Nin and Gonzalo Roig.
Tickets for the 'Les Arts és Lied' recitals are priced between €20 and €40 for the general public. Les Arts also reminds patrons that this series benefits from the new flat rate, with tickets priced at €15 for those under 28.
The cycle that Les Arts dedicates to this musical form that combines voice, poetry and piano will continue with recitals by the French mezzo-soprano Marianne Crebassa (April 2, 2022) and the sought-after countertenor Jakub Józef Orli?ski (May 15, 2022).
