PRESS REVIEW

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OCM Benefit Gala 2021 Honouring Sharon Azrieli 

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Nice international review from Roadie Music in Portugal, on the “Frankly Sharon” Album of our Sumptuous Soprano Falcon Sharon Azrieli and renowned American composer Frank Wildhorn !

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Nice review from the Scena MusicaleSCENA for the last album of our Soprano Falcon Sharon Azrieli!

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Wonderful interview in the Journal The Initiative with Hamid Si-ahmed

FIRST PART | SECOND PART

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Nice article from BWW News Desk on the new album of our Soprano Falcon Sharon Azrieli

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Nice article from BC Blogcritics on the new album of our Soprano Falcon Sharon Azrieli

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Very nice review for our Soprano Falcon Sharon Azrieli following the Azrieli Awards Gala Concert

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"Dissidence" by Canadian composer Pierre Mercure in an arrangement by Jonathan Monro, which is also part of the Cantata pour une Joie de Mercure (1955), was sung by Sharon Azrieli, in a charming and fluid color, without pretension but focused and convincing.

John Sobel, blogcritics, October 22, 2020

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“Among the highly credible supporting nuns was Montrealer Sharon Azrieli as the vivacious Sister Dolcina." Arthur Kaptainis - THE MONTREAL GAZETTE “Amid lively casts the Canadian soprano Sharon Azrieli, as the heroine of Le Docteur Miracle, was a mistress of merry inflections, piquant phrasing, and pointed words. "Andrew Porter - THE NEW YORKER" Outstanding was Sharon Azrieli, who sang Rachel in La Juive with an exceedingly beautiful voice, full of feeling. "Noam Ben-Zeev –HA'ARETZ (Israel)

 

"Having heard her in Mozart last September, I found that the shift into romantic high gear becomes Azrieli. Her engagingly clear and vibrant voice matched the sentiments -and sentimentality- of the Tchaikovsky songs. Azrieli sang in Russian and rendered the songs with a vocal exuberance [...] "

Ilse Zadrozny

THE MONTREAL GAZETTE

 

"Sharon Azrieli's Susanna managed to be wily yet candid, flirtatious, practical and utterly charming. And her bell-like soprano is always exquisitely in tune […]" Florence Fisher - SARASOTA HERALD-TRIBUNE

 

"Susanna, one of the longest roles in opera, was the delightful Sharon Azrieli. Pert and pretty, she has a lovely warm voice that easily floated over the orchestra. Her rock-solid technique enabled her in the fourth act, after a long evening , to still sing an ethereal and enchanting 'Dehvieni non tardar' ". Kenneth Blount - OUR TOWN (New York)

 

"Soprano Sharon Azrieli […] has a focused, buttery voice blessed with a radiant high end […]"

Kurt Loft - THE TAMPA TRIBUNE

 

"Soprano Sharon Azrieli soared sweetly or quaked with fear and wrath on cue […]"

Richard S. Ginell - THE LOS ANGELES TIMES

 

“Her low profile is a paradox, for her voice was big and lustrous, and her way with Tchaikovsky's melodies was compelling. […] Azrieli's Russian diction […] sounded spot-on, and her stage behavior was naturally expressive. […] A real, operatic soprano […] ”Richard S. Ginell - THE LOS ANGELES TIMES

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