Biography

Following her training as a clarinetist, Angélique Boudeville began her singing studies in Dijon before to study with Leonardo Delisi at the Florence Superior Conservatory, with Christian Hilz in Bern, and of Paolo Vaglieri in Milano and with Melanie Jackson in Paris. She was a member of the Swiss Bernese Studio Opera and the Paris Opera Academy.

She won several international prizes, the “Prix du Jeune Talent” at the international competition Les Symphonies d'Automne in Mâcon (France) in 2011, the second prize, the public prize and the

Swiss opera houses prize at the 2018 “Voix Nouvelles” Competition.

On Stage, she has sung Leïla (Les Pêcheurs de Perles) in Bienne, Micaela(Carmen) at the Zurich Tonhalle, Die Sängerin (Reigen) at the Paris Opera Amphitheater, Rosalinde (Fledermaus) at the MC93 Bobigny, Amiens and Grenoble, Fiordiligi (Cosi fan tutte), Brunhilda (Saint-Saëns’s Frédégonde) in Tours, Leïla (Les Pécheurs de Perles) at the Paris Philharmonie, Mimi (La Bohème) and Mathilde (Guillaume Tell) in Marseille, Rachel (La Juive) in Kiel, Leonore (Fidelio) in Nice, Mathilde (Guillaume Tell) in Bern,  Leonora (Il Trovatore) in Saint-Etienne.

On concert, she has sung, Alban Berg’s Die Sieben frühe Lieder at the Uttingen Festival, the Gustav Malher’s Fourth Symphony, accompanied by an orchestra of soloists from the Zürich Opera House and the Tonhalle Orchestra of Zürich, Berlioz's Nuits d'Eté in Tours and in Montpellier, Mozart's Requiem at the Montpellier Opera House.

Among her futur projects, the parts of Leonora (Il Trovatore) in Marseille, Aïda in Avignon...

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