Soprano Siobhan Stagg is one of the most outstanding young artists to emerge from Australia in recent years. Christa Ludwig has described Siobhan’s voice as “one of the most beautiful I’ve ever heard”.
Siobhan is joined in this recital by esteemed South African born pianist, Nico de Villiers.
Queensland Art Song Festival (QASF) is proud to present Siobhan and Nico at the Queensland Conservatorium’s Ian Hanger Recital Hall in an intimate recital of Lieder and Chason.
Siobhan and Nico’s recital Echoed Voices features the works by Academy Award winning Dutch American composer Richard Hageman, recorded for their most recent album, Voices. The songs are incredibly beautiful and notably diverse – from soaring lyric ballads (Is it You?) to humorous ditties (The Owl and the Pussycat) alongside sensual French chanson and charming German Lieder.
Don’t miss Siobhan’s Queensland recital debut at the QASF.
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