OperaWire: “Soprano Gabriela Scherer on Singing Mozart, Strauss & Wagner & The Challenges of Her Career”
“Swiss soprano Gabriela Scherer is in high demand for her lyric German roles with her Arabella and her Senta in “Der fliegende Holländer” among her most popular warhorses. But she isn’t letting anyone put her in a box.
The soprano is leading her career on her own terms and performing roles that speak to her. This season she made her role debut as Leonore in “Fidelio” followed by her role debut as Chrysothemis in “Elektra.” She quickly switched to Mozart for her role debut as Donna Elvira in “Don Giovanni” and this summer she makes the leap to Bayreuth where she will sing the role of Gutrune in “Götterdämmerung.” She will also sing her signature role of Senta.
But then Scherer is making sure to continue expanding her repertoire by singing more Mozart and Verdi.
OperaWire had the chance to speak with the soprano on her career path, the challenges she has faced to get to where she is and how she keeps her voice healthy singing so many dramatic roles.”
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Q & A: Soprano Gabriela Scherer on Singing Mozart, Strauss & Wagner & The Challenges of Her Career
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Press review “Die Legende von der heiligen Elisabeth” with the Hungarian National Philharmonic
"The five soloists were outstanding. In particular the Swiss soprano Gabriela Scherer (Elizabeth), bringing blossoming involvement and splendour to her role, and the German baritone Johannes Kammler (Ludwig)." Ateş Orga, Colin's Column
Interview with Opera Magazine Netherlands
Prior to making her Concertgebouw debut in the title role of Die Legende von der heiligen Elisabeth, Gabriela Scherer was interviewed by Bo van der Meulen for the Dutch opera magazine. The feature is online on the following link:
Interview with Fidelio Hungary
On the occasion of her Hungarian debut in the title role of Liszt's Die Legende von der heiligen Elisabeth at the Müpa Budapest, Gabriela Scherer spoke with the magazine Fidelio. You can read the feature on the following link:
