Angel Azzarra

ANGEL AT A GLANCE

Considered by Operavore and Classical WQXR as 40 Under 40: A New Generation of Superb Opera Singers, Angel Azzarra began her musical studies in Mississippi, later earning her master’s degree at the Manhattan School of Music as a full scholarship voice student. Ms. Azzarra is now a sought-after chamber musician and interpreter of new and obscure works, recently premiering Stephanie Ann Boyd’s symphony Sheltering Voices, featured in the NowThis! documentary of the same name. “Soprano Angel Azzarra gave an impassioned performance that flowed so organically it was as if each phrase was spontaneously created in that very moment” (American Record Guide). Read More ⇝

ANGEL IN THE PRESS

40 UNDER 40: A NEW GENERATION OF SUPERB OPERA SINGERS

Angel Azzarra, a soprano from Mississippi, was a standout as Donna Anna in Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble’s Don Giovanni in August. She has sung with quality and distinction in numerous venues. Read more ⇝

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upcoming

The summer of 2020 marks Angel’s debut season with Opera Theater of St. Louis as a Gerdine Young Artist. The season was unfortunately canceled due to Covid-19.

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Angel also maintains an active voice studio. Click here learn more.

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ANGEL IN REVIEW

“Soprano Angel Azzarra gave an impassioned performance that flowed so organically that it was as if each phrase was spontaneously created in that very moment. She and Boyd both related to me their intense emotional reactions to the text, and the musical connection they experienced in the finished piece.”

— NATHAN FARRO (AMERICAN RECORD GUIDE)

ANGEL IN SONG

The final, stirring performance of the 2017 season at the Heifetz International Music Institute: Guest soprano Angel Azzarra joins the "Heifetz Band" in Nate Sabat's arrangement of a medley of "At The River" from Aaron Copland's "Old American Songs," with the traditional season ending American folk song "Shenandoah."