Adèle Charvet
France, Mezzo-soprano
2019 Scholar
Conservatoire National Supérieur Musique et Danse de Paris
Yves Paternot Prize for the most outstanding musician
Lied and Opera Academy of the Verbier.
‘I had the privilege of participating in the ICMT masterclass week last May, after a very long opera run. Being able to work on art song again, a musical genre I cherish, with musicians I deeply admire, Imogen Cooper and Felicity Lott was both inspiring and thrilling. Because there are so few scholars, there is time for work and lessons, as much as there is time for artistic exchange and rest. From the quality of the teaching to the warm hospitality of our hosts, Eygalières was the perfect break from professional obligations where I was able to only focus on music. Singing the final trio of Der Rosenkavalier with Sarah Gilford and one of the greatest Marschallins ever, Felicity Lott, is a memory I will always treasure.’
Contact Details: adelecharvet.com
charvetster@gmail.com
Future Performances
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"Alcina" by Handel
Adele will sing the role of Ruggiero (house and role debut), With Emmanuelle Haïm / Le Concert d'Astrée -
Handel: Agrippina (concert/staged version, complete opera)
Adele will sing the role of Nerone (role debut), with Les Accents, conducted by Thibault Noally. -
Handel: Agrippina (concert/staged version, complete opera)
Adele will sing the role of Nerone (role debut), with Les Accents, conducted by Thibault Noally. -
Handel: Agrippina (concert/staged version, complete opera)
Adele will sing the role of Nerone (role debut), with Les Accents, conducted by Thibault Noally. -
Handel: Agrippina (concert/staged version, complete opera)
Adele will sing the role of Nerone (role debut), with Les Accents, conducted by Thibault Noally. -
Handel: Agrippina (concert/staged version, complete opera)
Adele will sing the role of Nerone (role debut), with Les Accents, conducted by Thibault Noally. -
Handel: Agrippina (concert/staged version, complete opera)
Adele will sing the role of Nerone (role debut), with Les Accents, conducted by Thibault Noally. -
Recital — "L'Heure Exquise", with Florian Caroubi, piano
Works by ten women composers: Henriëtte Bosmans, Nadia Boulanger, Marguerite Canal, Hedwige Chrétien, Marie Damaschino, Madeleine Dubois, Marie Jaëll, Madeleine Lemariey, Poldowski, and Rita Strohl -
"Musiques au Louvre" — with Vincent Dumestre, Le Poème Harmonique
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"Musiques au Louvre" — with Vincent Dumestre, Le Poème Harmonique
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Christmas Concert with Camerata Potsdam
Antonio Vivaldi: The profound solo motet “Nisi Dominus” (RV 608) and the radiant aria “Domine Deus” from his Gloria.
Johann Sebastian Bach: A celebratory Orchestral Suite.
Leopold Mozart: The cheerful “Toy Symphony” (Kindersinfonie).
Jean-Philippe Rameau: Elegant selections, including the “Entrée de Polymnie” from his opera Les Boréades (Act IV, Scene 4).
Frank Bridge: The atmospheric and lively “Christmas Dance”.
Johann David Heinichen: Additional festive instrumental works.