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PRESS REVIEW

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"Aged 26, the young Canadian is a very precocious talent in the sense that her brassy soprano is singular for a singer of such a young age. This patina immediately catches the attention and gives great interest to the ensembles, as the voice is very personal."

 

Christophe Huss, May 31st 2024, Le Devoir

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"This coloratura soprano's prowess and vocal agility make her a much sought-after performer, much to the delight of audiences! A versatile artist, she excels as much in her operatic repertoire as in musicals, and each time, the quality of her stage performance is noticed."

 

Pascale St-Onge, May 27th 2024, Urbania

"She's the performer I felt most comfortable with the style. It seemed to me that she was having fun with her ornaments and making this particular aesthetic her own."

 

Jérémie de Pierre, December 5th 2023, L’Opéra

L’incoronazione di Poppea, Monteverdi

On stage, the great triumph of the performance is the soprano Sophie Naubert, Gretel of an extraordinary vocal maturity coupled with an exceptional quality of play. One remains astonished by the technical solidity, the homogeneity of the voice, the perfect projection, the surety of the high notes piercing without difficulty through the orchestra and especially an admirable musicality. Of a confounding naturalness, the young girl moves, dances and twirls with the grace of a ballerina."

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Louis Bilodeau, L'Opéra magazine, February 7th 2023

Gretel, Hänsel und Gretel, Opera McGill

“Sophie Naubert, a young soprano with a superb voice and magnetic stage presence channeling her natural musicality.”

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Caroline Rodgers, June 1st 2023, Ludwig Van Montréal
L’homme qui rit, Ichmouratov

"For her part, Sophie Naubert delivered a solid performance of the magnificent melody
'Le soir' by Gounod, whose poignant beauty she aptly rendered. Her voice seemed to completely invade the space she was in, quite naturally and without the slightest visible effort."

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L'Opéra magazine, Autumn 2020

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