Soprano Alexia
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Taken under the guidance of a prominent composer at the young age of 4, Soprano Alexia has always shown remarkable musical talent. Perfecting her craft at the esteemed Russian Academy of Theatre Arts in Moscow, she was later invited to compose music for the Moscow Art Theatre, and has since contributed to numerous leading theatre companies.
Aside from her musical pursuits, Alexia has demonstrated her acting prowess in various theatre shows and films, a talent that she integrates into her vocal performances. A multi-award winning artist, she won the Padua International Music Competition for opera singing and has played leading roles in 'La Boheme', 'Dame of Spade', and 'The Barber of Seville'. She has performed for distinguished figures including Sofia, Queen of Spain, Prince Phillip, and the President of Moscow, consistently captivating audiences with her passionate vocal renditions.
Enquire today to learn more about booking this exceptionally talented soprano singer for your event.
- Italian
- O Mio Babbino Caro
- Mi Chiamano Mimi
- Un Bel Di
- Vissi D'arte
- In Quelle Trine Morbide
- Porgi Amor
- Dove Sono
- Ernani involami
- Pace mio Dio
- Lashia Ch’io Pianga
- Nedda’s Balatella (Stridono lassu)
- Tacea la note placida
- Regniava nel silencio
- Brindisi
- German
- Und ob die Wolke
- Ach ich fülst
- Einsam in trüben tagen
- Traft ihr das Schiff
- Russian
- Tatiana’s letter scene (Eugeni Onegin)
- Liza’s arias (Queen of Spades)
- Selection on Russian and German songs can be presented on request as a chamber programme with a pianist.
- Opera
- Very intimate and soft programme includes:
- Summertime
- The Man I Love
- Bidalita
- Amapola
- Granada
- Paloma
- Acercate mas
- Lili Marleen
- Je te veux
- La vie en rose
- Fallen in love again
- Nostalgic Cabaret programme (with pianist)
- President of Russia in Moscow
- Satnislavsky Opera House in Moscow
- And many more...
- Queen of Spain Sofia in Madrid
- Prince Phillip in London
- Fringe Edinburgh Festival
- Bavarian Government in Munich
