
“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
“Baritone Johannes Kammler as Ludwig and soprano Gabriela Scherer as Elisabeth mixed mystical rapture in the recitation of their lyrical lines.”
Franz Straatman, Place de l’Opéra
“Scherer sang lyrically and dramatically”
Neil van der Linden, Basia con fuoco
[Photo: Attila Nagy / Müpa Budapest]
The February 2026 issue of Opernwelt features an in-depth portrait of Gabriela Scherer. Titled “Mutter Courage”, the article by Jürgen Otten presents a nuanced portrait of a singer distinguished by artistic independence and versatility beyond conventional categorisation.
In a wide-ranging interview with ClassicPoint, Gabriela Scherer reflects on key moments of her career, her artistic development, and the importance of authenticity in today’s operatic world.
On 21 November, Gabriela Scherer and Michael Volle joined RBB’s MEINE MUSIK for a live conversation with Fanny Tanck. They spoke about life on and off the stage, how they navigate family and performing schedules, and the experiences that have shaped their musical paths - from Berlin to Bayreuth.