Let’s take a look at vowels above the staff (this mostly applies to women). This is something I have been thinking about lately, and wanted to pass along to you. Find what works for your voice! 💕

Can you believe it’s already been 5 years since Les Huguenots at Grand Théâtre de Genève in 2020? Here’s a tiny throwback to that powerful final duet 💫. Counting down the days until I return to French repertoire with my dream role debut as Thaïs at Opéra national du Capitole! 💗

RT @jamesgaffigan: Thank you to the wonderful San Francisco Symphony Chorus and Jenny Wong, soloists Rachel Willis-Sørensen @RWSing, Jamie….

This is taken from a masterclass, where I spoke to a young artist about “Come Scoglio,” but, of course, you can experiment with this idea in many different pieces. 🙂.

This Wednesday, let’s talk about performing an aria, & different ways to approach it - including adding a bit of laughter.

RT @PrimoArtists: 🎶 @JamesGaffigan leading the San Francisco Symphony on Verdi’s Requiem with soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen @RWSing, mezzo….

RT @carlosjuc: Last night, Rachel Willis-Sørensen’s voice (@RWSing) shook the walls of Davies Symphony Hall. A truly awe-inspiring display….

In today’s workshop, let’s explore something I have been working on in my own technique: closing the top of the vocal cords! . This has been super helpful to me lately…I hope it helps you, too! 🙂

I am joined by the @Munich_Phil , conducted by the amazing Andris Nelsons.

I am so intrigued by this poet! . Meet Mathilde Wesendonck, who wrote the poetry to Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder! I invite you to read her exquisite (and often heartbreaking 💔) poetry before our concert today and tomorrow in Munich (or before listening to a recording!).

Warm-up with me from the @bay_staatsoper !. I was getting ready to sing Elisabetta in “Don Carlos” there a few weeks ago, and I always start with these SOVT (semi occluded vocal tract exercises). ⏱️ Set a timer for 5 minutes…and let’s start together!

I am happy to discover a new country with my daughter, who I brought along with me for this special trip. 😍.

Debut in Georgia! 🇬🇪 . This evening, I will be singing in a gala concert with my colleagues Francesco De Muro, Annalisa Stroppa, George Andguladze, and Ludovic Tezier baritone at the Tbilisi Georgian National Theatre!

#realoperalife: Traveling is a huge part of our lives as freelance opera singers! If you want to be an operasinger, make sure you realise the amount of travel that most of your dream careers entail…& if you don’t like traveling, either look into fest contracts at a German house.

I hope you can join us at the Tivolis Koncertsal! . Tickets:

I am looking forward to singing my first of three Verdi requiems this summer in Copenhagen this June 5th! . I am joined by Jacob Skov-Andersen (tenor), .Cláudia Ribas (mezzo) and Stephen Milling (bass), conductor Christoph Gedschold, and the Copenhagen Philharmonic

This is his first foray into opera, as he combines forces with Joan Beal who writes the libretto. It was a thrill to hear part of this new opera, and I look forward to sharing more about my potential involvement in this new piece. 😊. Chorus: 4th Wall NYC.

Today, I have the pleasure of sharing a special sneak peek with you: a first listen to a short section of @JeffBealMusic first opera, “The Magical Baba Sisters.” . You might know this Emmy-Award composer from shows such as “Monk,” “House of Cards,” and “Rome.”

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RT @PlateaMagazine: Noticias: La soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen (@RWSing), galardonada con el Premio Beverly Sills 2025. .