HELENA RESSURREIÇÃO
mezzosoprano
DIARIO DE SEVILLA "a natural talent to follow closely"
Portuguese mezzosoprano Helena Ressurreição grew as a performer in Barcelona, where she studied her Singing Degree (Conservatori del Liceu) and a Lied Master Degree (ESMUC) - with the Fundación Victoria de Los Ángeles scholarship.
Recently debuted at Teatro de la Maestranza as Carmela in Falla's 'La Vida Breve', at the Gran Teatre del Liceu as Eurydice (“Shadow, Eurydice says”, N. Giménez-Coma). Also sang Olympia (“The Magic Opal”, Albéniz) at Teatro de la Zarzuela; Tangia (“Le Cinesi”, M. García); Lucilla (“La Scala di Seta”); Angelina (“La Cenerentola”, G. Rossini), Varane (“Atenaide”, Caldara), Véronique (“Le Docteur Miracle”, Bizet), Cendrillon (“Cendrillon”, P. Viardot), Dritte Dame (“Die Zauberflöte”, W. A. Mozart) and Silvia (“L’isola disabitata", M. García). Assumed the title role at a La Fura dels Baus production.
Alongside with Spanish Radio and Television Orchestra, ORTVE, Helena sang at Madrid’s Teatro Monumental, as winner of the 1st prize in the Juventudes Musicales de España contest. Also appeared as a concert singer with the Real Filharmonía de Galícia, Orquestra de Menorca, Orquestra XXI, Orquestra Sinfonietta de Braga, Orquesta Sinfónica Provincial de Málaga and Orquesta Sinfónica Victoria de Los Ángeles.
As resident artist of “LIFE Victoria Lied Festival”, debuted at the Oxford Lieder Festival; in Barcelona, performed Janáček’s “The Diary of one who disappeared” with Julius Drake and Nicky Spence, and shared a concert and some duets with Frederica von Stade. She has also recently offered Song recitals at Fundación Juan March (Madrid), Òpera Comique (Paris), L’Auditori (Barcelona) and Schubertíada (Vilabertrán). Was part of Festival de Música Contemporânea ADDA, Festival della Valle d'Itria, Festival Emergents -in a recital with Francisco Poyato- and was selected for the Leeds Lieder "Young Artists Programme" with Ester Lecha.
Recently was in Paris (Villa Viardot, Bougival) for the presentaition of the album L'Andalousie au Coeur (inedit Pauline Viardot’s spanish repertoire), recorded alongside Natalia Labourdette and Francisco Soriano, for the label Odradek Records.
Soon will be Alisa in Lucia di Lamermoor in a production of the Teatro Principal de Zaragoza and Mércèdes in Carmen at a production of 'Fundació Òpera Catalunya'.
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Nacida en Barcelos (Portugal), Helena Ressurreição se formó en Barcelona, pasando por el Conservatori del Liceu y - becada por la Fundación Victoria de los Ángeles - cursando el Máster de Lied de ESMUC.
Debutó en el Teatro de la Maestranza como Carmela en "La vida breve" de Falla, en el Gran Teatre del Liceu como Eurydice (“Shadow, Eurydice says” N. Giménez-Coma y en el Teatro de la Zarzuela como Olympia en “The Magic Opal” (I. Albéniz). Cantó Angelina (“La Cenerentola”, Rossini), Cendrillon (“Cendrillon”, Viardot), Dritte Dame (“Die Zauberflöte”, Mozart), Varane (“Atenaide”, Caldara), Véronique (“Le Docteur Miracle”, Bizet), Lucilla (“La Scala di Seta”, Rossini), Tangia (“Le Cinesi”, M. García) y Silvia (“L’isola disabitata”, García). Protagonizó una producción de ‘La Fura dels Baus’.
Cantó con la ORTVE en el Teatro Monumental de Madrid como parte del 1r Premio de Juventudes Musicales de España y fue galardonada en el Concurso Internacional de Música de Les Corts. Se presentó en concierto también con la Real Filharmonía de Galicia, dirigida por Marc Leroy-Calatayud, en la Semana de música religiosa de Cuenca, las Orquesta de Menorca, Orquestra XXI, Orquestra Sinfonietta de Braga, Orquesta Sinfónica Provincial de Málaga y Orquesta Sinfónica Victoria de los Ángeles.
Como artista residente del festival ‘LIFE Victoria’ debutó en Reino Unido en el Oxford Lieder Festival, interpretó Zefka en “Diario de un desaparecido” de Janáček con Julius Drake y Nicky Spence, y compartió escenario con Frederica von Stade y Albert Guinovart. Fue seleccionada para el Young Artists Programme del Leeds Lieder Festival en Reino Unido y pasó por el FEMAP como miembro del Kallias Ensemble. Subió a los escenarios de la Ópera Comique (Paris), Fundación Juan March (Madrid), L’Auditori (Barcelona), Sala Turina (Sevilla) y Schubertíada (Vilabertran). Formó parte del Festival de Música Contemporânea ADDA, del Festival della Valle d'Itria y del Festival Emergents, en un recital con Francisco Poyato.
Recientemente se presentó en Paris (Villa Viardot, Bougival) el album L'Andalousie au Coeur, con repertório inédito de Pauline Viardot, que grabó para el sello discográfico Odradek Records junto a Natalia Labourdette y Francisco Soriano.
En la temporada 24/25 será Alisa en Lucia di Lamermoor de G. Donizetti, en una produción del Teatro Principal de Zaragoza y Mércèdes en Carmen de G. Bizet, en gira con la Fundació Opera Catalunya.
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Natural de Barcelos, onde iniciou os estudos musicais, Helena cresceu como intérprete em Barcelona, passando pelo Conservatori Liceu e - como bolseira da Fundação Victoria de los Ángeles - pelo Mestrado em Lied da ESMUC.
Debutou no Teatro de la Maestranza (Sevilla) como Carmela en "La vida breve" de Falla, no Gran Teatre del Liceu como Eurydice (“Shadow, Eurydice says” N. Giménez-Coma) e no Teatro de la Zarzuela como Olympia ("The Magic Opal", I. Albéniz). Cantou Angelina (“La Cenerentola”, Rossini), Cendrillon (“Cendrillon”, Viardot), Dritte Dame (“Die Zauberflöte”, Mozart), Lucilla ("La Scala di Seta”, Rossini), Varane (“Atenaide”, Caldara), Véronique (“Le Docteur Miracle”, Bizet),Tangia (“Le Cinesi”, M. García) e Silvia (“L’isola disabitata”, García). Protagonizou uma produção da La Fura dels Baus.
Cantou com a Orquestra da Rádio e Televisão Espanhola ORTVE, como parte do 1º Prémio do concurso de Juventudes Musicais de Espanha. Também se apresentou em concerto com a Real Filharmonía de Galicia, dirigida pelo maestro Marc Leroy-Calatayud, na Semana de música religiosa de Cuenca, e as Orquesta de Menorca, Orquestra Sinfonietta de Braga, Orquestra XXI, ‘Orquesta Sinfónica Provincial de Málaga’ e ‘Orquesta Sinfónica Victoria de Los Ángeles’.
Como artista residente do festival ‘LIFE Victoria’ debutou no Reino Unido no Oxford Lieder Festival, interpretou Zefka em “Diário de um desaparecido” de Janáček com Julius Drake e Nicky Spence, e partilhou um concerto com Frederica von Stade e Albert Guinovart. Foi selecionada para o Young Artists Programme do Leeds Lieder Festival no Reino Unido e passou pelo FEMAP como membro do Kallias Ensemble. Em concerto, subiu aos cenários da Ópera Comique (Paris), Fundación Juan March (Madrid), L’Auditori (Barcelona), Espacio Turina (Sevilla) e Schubertíada (Vilabertran). Foi parte do Festival de Música Contemporânea ADDA, do Festival della Valle d'Itria e do Festival Emergents, num recital com Francisco Poyato.
Recentemente apresentou em Paris (Villa Viardot, Bougival) o CD L'Andalousie au Coeur, com repertório inédito de Pauline Viardot, gravado conjuntamente com Natalia Labourdette e Francisco Soriano para a discográfica Odradek Records.
Na temporada 24/25 cantará Alisa em Lucia di Lamermoor, numa produção do Teatro Principal de Zaragoza e Mércèdes em Carmen numa produção da 'Fundació Òpera Catalunya'.
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Sons de Cituat
05 oct 2024, 12h00 | Eixample, BARCELONA
Laura Sanz, cello
Sergio Ferrer, clarinet
Helena Ressurreição, mezzosoprano
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Natalia Labourdette, soprano
Helena Ressurreição, mezzosoprano
Francisco Soriano, piano
Genre: Classical
Catalogue: ODRCD426
UPC: 810042704268
Release Date: 15/09/2023
Description
On the occasion of the bicentenary of Pauline Viardot’s birth in 2021, pianist Francisco Soriano set himself the task of making known one of the most interesting parts of Viardot’s work: her Spanish-inspired songs in various languages, many of them unpublished. He was helped by his fellow artists on this recording, soprano Natalia Labourdette and mezzo-soprano Helena Ressurreicao, as well as researchers Nicholas Zekulin and Andres Moreno Mengibar and musicologist Miguel Lopez Fernandez. This album represents the fruit of those labours. Featuring world-premiere recordings, L’Andalousie au coeur shines a spotlight on these Viardot songs, including four of her arrangements of music by her friend, Chopin, in a programme that has also been performed by these artists in recitals at the Opera Comique in Paris, the Fundacion Juan March in Madrid and the Festival de Musica Espanola de Cadiz. In 1842, Viardot made her only trip to Spain, visiting Madrid, where her father ManuelGarcia had been a star tenor, as well asAndalusia and Granada. During Viardot’s performances in Madrid, audiences were delighted when she sang encores during which she accompanied herself on the piano in a selection of Spanish songs. Viardot would include Spanish songs in her recitals whenever possible, and this album reflects that key part of her heritage and output. The songs heard on this release are gathered from across Viardot’s career: they are rich, varied and colourful. Hers was a powerful, versatile compositional voice, and in celebrating her Spanish songs in particular, this programme reveals Viardot at her most elemental – in touch with her roots. That this album represents only a fraction of her output is testament to Viardot’s prolific creative brilliance.