SARAH FLEISS
Soprano
Engagements:
Split the Lark
Italian Opera in the Age of the American Revolution
Columbia University October 19th
New York, NY
Beethoven Mass in C
Binghamton Symphony November 13th
Binghamton, NY
Handel Messiah
Wichita Symphony December 6th
Wichita, Kansas
Mozart Exsultate jubilate
Sarasota Orchestra December 23rd
Sarasota, FL
Photo by Cristina Cutts
The Imposted Unmasked
Opera Lafayette February 27th, March 1st
DC & NYC
Liszt Missa Solemnis
Montgomery County Chorale & Orchestra
Lansdale, PA
Sitcom (World Premiere)
Opera Philadelphia May 19th-23rd
Phliadelphia, PA
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“Sarah Fleiss, another remarkable soprano, portrays a very convincing Poésie, then a Proserpine of astonishing naturalness, who find the words and the right emotions to convince the impassive Pluto..."
-CLASSIQUE NEWS, Les Arts Florissants/La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers
Photo by Jiacheng Xiong
"Sarah Fleiss, in the role of Proserpine, [employed] a very legato and evocative singing style."
-ÓPERA ACTUAL, Les Arts Florissants/La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers
"Sarah Fleiss as La Poésie was playful [with] her quicksilver high soprano... and Proserpine, a character far removed from the lightness of La Poésie... she performed with affecting dignity."
-SEQUENZA21, Les Arts Florissants/La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers
"Twirling and impeccably characterized..."
-FORUM OPERA, Les Arts Florissants/La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers
"Sarah Fleiss embodies Poetry as well as Proserpine with naturalness; her voice, with its laughing timbre, fills with drama as she develops her musical phrase to capture the spectator with a melancholic sweetness."
-OLYRIX, Les Arts Florissants/La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers