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Saturday 27 April 2019 à 17h

Concert - "Sérénade" with Philippe Depetris, flûte traversière and Magali Pyka de Coster, harpe

Chapelle de la Miséricordia - Cours Saleya, Nice

Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Fauré, de Falla, Puccini...

Billetterie sur place à partir de 16h30 - Réservations conseillées, places limitéesPrix public : 20€ - Sociétaires : 15€ Réservations: Mme Mougeot Tel :06.29.53.43.07 Societedeslettres@gmail.com

Sunday 19 May 2019 à 18h

Concert - Paysages romantiques with Takako Basey, pianist

Eglise Saint Grégoire, Tourrettes sur Loup, France

Bach, Brahms, Chopin, Berlioz, Debussy, Chausson

Tickets 15€ - on sale 30 minutes before the concert. Proceeds to be shared with the church for its renovations.

Sunday 26 May 2019 à 16h

Concert - "Nocturne française" with Florent Bontron, flute and Georges-Henri Ducreux, piano

Elgise Saint Paul en Forêt, Var, France Festival Poulenc

Renseignements : 04 94 40 64 20 https://www.visitvar.fr/noesit/!/fiche/xxxvieme-festival-francis-poulenc-concert-gratuit-4962890/

Saturday 1 June 2019 à 20h30

concert - "Clair de lune" with Olivier Aurgé-Laribé, piano

Chapelle Victoria - 65 avenue Victoria, Grasse, France

Fauré, Debussy, Bachelet, Szulc, Hahn, Rogers, Hammerstein

Friday 14 June 2019 à 19h30

Concert COTIART - classic and jazz - "Moonlight Serenade" with Stéphane Eliot, orgue symphonique

Château Nestuby, 4540 route de Monfort, Cotignac, France

Rameau, Handel, Mozart, Catalani, Glenn Miller, Rogers ...

Tickets 19€ with a glass of wine. Réservations: Office de Tourisme Cotignac 04 94 04 61 87 Possibility: assiette "terroire" Rés: 04 9 04 60 02

Friday 5 July 2019 à 18h

Concert - Hommage à Maria Callas with Eric Pachet, piano and flute

Mediathèque, Brignoles, France - Entrée gratuite

Saturday 3 August 2019 à 21h

Concert - "Nocturne française" with Florent Bontron, flute and Georges-Henri Ducreux, piano

Château Suze-la-Rousse

Saturday 24 August 2019 à 20h

Concert - classic and jazz - "Moonlight Serenade" with Stéphane Eliot, orgue symphonique

Château Milliassière, France https://lesamisdemilliassiere.com/programmation-2019/

Rameau, Handel, Mozart, Catalani, Glenn Miller, Rogers ...

AGENDA

La Provence - 20 août 2018 Concert magique au château

Dernièrement, le trio Syrinx composé d’Amy Blake (soprano), Paula Thomas (flûte traversière), Georges-Henri Ducreux (piano) a donné un concert au château. Un concert original qui sortait des sentiers battus avec un répertoire composé en majorité de mélodies françaises. La diction impeccable du texte de Gabriel Mourey sur le dieu Pan lu par Amy Blake, tandis que résonnait l’air de flûte de Syrinx fut un des moments forts de cette soirée.

PRESS

GALLERY

Amy Christianna Blake

soprano

Hailed for her “beautiful singing” and “tremendous power and stage presence” by The New York Times, Amy Christianna Blake combines a rich expressive soprano voice with dynamic interpretation. Her exciting and moving performances of a diverse operatic and concert repertoire have firmly established her as one of today's most promising artists. For her artistry as a recitalist, she has received high acclaim. “Ms. Blake sang with such inner conviction, eloquence, passion and elegance that she brought the house down.” (New Music Connoisseur).

ABOUT

Amy will return to Celebrate Voice in Salibury England to sing another beautiful Mozart heroine, The Countess, in Le Nozze di Figaro next October. Recently, she sang Donna Anna in Don Giovanni for Celebrate Voice under the musical direction of Phillip Thomas, Violetta in La Traviata at the National Opera of Varna, Bulgaria (conductor Stefano Seghadoni). She was La Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro for Opus Opéra (conductor Nicolas Krüger), Musetta in La Bohème and the First Lady in Die Zauberflőte for Opera Panamà. She sang Elena in Paride ed Elena by Gluck for the Caramoor Opera Festival, (conductor Will Crutchfield), Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni and Pamina in Die Zauberflöte for Natchez Opera Festival. She was chosen to create Juana la Loca III for the the world premiere of Rage d'Amour for Tanglewood Music Center (conductor Stefan Asbury). She sang Octavian in Der Rosenkavalier in Graz, Austria for AIMS (conductor Cornelius Eberhardt).

Amy has sung numerous soprano solos in oratorios, including Handel Messiah, Mozart Requiem, Vesperae solennes de confessore and C minor Mass, Saint Saëns L'Oratorio de Noël (conductor Michel Piquemal), Dvořak Stabat Mater and Te Deum (conductor Alain Joutard), Mendelssohn's Hör mein Bitten (conductor Wolfgang Doerner), Strauss Vier Letzte Lieder, Brahms Requiem and Liebeslieder Waltzer, Berlioz Les Nuits d'été and excerpts from West Side Story.

Equally at home on the concert stage, Amy has given recitals for Festivals Ninon Vallin and Liszt Côte d'Azur, the concert series Monaco Musique de Chambre, in New York City at Merkin Hall and Symphony Space and the Kunstmuseum, Stavanger, Norway.

A passionate contemporary music lover, she has created numerous works, many of which were written for her, by composers including Paul Brantley, Hampson Sisler, David Eddelman, Jean-Pierre Nouvel, Yuka Takechi and Robert Zuidam. Amy had the great honor to be Resident Artist at the renowned Fondation Royaumont. She was selected for Les Saisons de la Voix by pianist, Jeff Cohen.

Holder of Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Vocal Performance from Texas Tech University, she also studied at the Bel Canto Institute with Jane Klaviter at the Metropolitan Opera, Tanglewood Music Center, Des Moines Metro Opera and the Centre d'Art Lyrique de la Méditerranée. She has participated in masterclasses with Renata Scotto, Licia Albanese, Lucy Shelton, Phyllis Curtin, Cheryl Studer and Elly Ameling. She was awarded a study grant for the Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation and was finalist for the American Artists Center at the Lyric Opera Center of Chicago.

Having grown up in West Texas, Amy now resides on the Côte d'Azur and continues to study with Jane Highfield, Phillip Thomas, Françoise Ogéas and Dalton Baldwin.

CONTACT

info(at)amyblakesoprano.com

VIDEOS

Clifton Record review - March 2, 2015

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