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    Lisette Oropesa | soprano
    Benjamin Bernheim | tenor

    La Scala Academy Orchestra
    Marco Armiliato | direction

    Lisette Oropesa and Benjamin Bernheim, two superb voices and personalities, with an array of arias from the French and Italian Romantic repertoire.

    Photo de Benjamin Bernheim © Edouard Brane, Lisette Oropesa © Jason Homa
    Benjamin Bernheim © Edouard Brane, Lisette Oropesa © Jason Homa

    Verdi La Forza del Destino, Sinfonia 
    Donizetti L’Elisir d’Amore, « Caro elisir sei mio » (duet)        
    Tosca, « Recondita armonia »              
    Verdi I Masnadieri, « Tu del mio Carlo al seno »  
    Sinfonia
    Rigoletto, « Signor né prin cipe…Addio, addio »   
    Intermission 
    Gounod Roméo et Juliette, « Ange adorable » (duet)    
    Faust, « Ah! Je ris de me voir si belle » 
    Bizet Les Pêcheurs de Perles, « Je crois entendre encore » 
    Gounod Roméo et Juliette, Overture 
    Meyerbeer Robert Le Diable, « Robert, toi que j’aime… »     
    Massenet Manon, « Ah fuyez… » (duet)    

    These two artists met onstage and embarked on a collaboration which has been highly fruitful as their tones blend perfectly. American soprano Lisette Oropesa’s voice has an unusual variety of colours. This coloratura loves both French music, which she pronounces beautifully, and Italian bel canto in which she highlights the subtle emotion while mastering its virtuosity like an instrumentalist. This is explained by the fact that she learned to play the flute before taking up singing. For his part, Franco-Swiss tenor Benjamin Bernheim has been acclaimed for his roles in Italian and French lyric repertoire. The press refers to his “flamboyant” voice which inhabits roles and captures emotions perfectly. This is a rare pairing indeed on the international stage!

    Production Céleste Productions – Les Grandes Voix