MariangelaSicilia

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• La bohème

  Maggio Musicale Fiorentino

  Nov 2023

  • the excellent Mimì by Mariangela Sicilia who proves to be the spearhead of a well-assorted cast. The soprano appears to be completely master of the role, in which she debuted in the famous 2018 Bolognese production conducted by Michele Mariotti and directed by Graham Vick.

    • Opera Click
    • 23 November 2023

  • Mimì by Mariangela Sicilia stands out above all. In fact, the dynamics to which the voice bends are surprising, especially in piano and pianissimi, as can already be seen from “Yes, they call me Mimì” which is practically whispered, almost shy. The result is a delicate Mimì with undeniable grip and charm

    • connessiallopera
    • 22 November 2023

• Don Giovanni (Donna Elvira)

  Teatro Massimo di Palermo

  Oct 2023

  • Mariangela Sicilia also creates a wonderfully annoying Donna Elvira, whose desire for Don Giovanni is so great that she degrades herself and lacks any self-respect. Not an easy role, which Ms. Sicilia masters fabulously, because she also manages to master this stereotypical character flawlessly and embodies an excellent Donna Elvira with her precise soprano.

    • Online Merker
    • 27 October 2023

• L'elisir d'amore (Adina)

  Teatro Regio di Torino, Italy

  Apr 2021

  • Mariangela Sicilia is a top-notch Adina: self-confident, strong-willed, brilliant and delicate, she stands out for her clarity in her lyrical flights and grace in her turns of graceful virtuosity. She then colors every single sentence in detail, multifaceted with ever-changing dynamics and accents, she interprets in the fullest sense of the term, finally revealing the edges and watermarks of a character that goes well beyond the classic mask.

    • apemusicale
    • 21 April 2021

  • Mariangela Sicilia 's Adina is delightful , a lyric soprano with a beautiful timbre and impeccable musicality. We have appreciated her qualities several times: the soft and fluted emission, the precision in coloratura singing, the richness of accents, combined with an undeniable stage personality. An Adina who conquers vocally and scenically!

    • GBOpera
    • 25 April 2021

  • As Adina, Mariangela Sicilia not only wrapped Nemoriono around her finger; Her soprano has a velvety, dark timbre, but easily rises to bold coloratura and impresses with its clear height and the necessary substance in the deeper regions of the part. Her acting was just as charming as her vocal delivery, making the character the likeable focal point of the story.

    • Bachtrack
    • 25 April 2021

  • This rich and capricious landowner is sung by Mariangela Sicilia with a clear, bell-like soprano and flexible and effervescent coloratura.

    • Opera Online
    • 27 April 2021

• Alcina (Title Role)

  Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

  Mar 2025

  • It is hard to believe that Sicilia is making her debut in this repertoire, given the assurance and personality with which she approaches the role, both in its most virtuoso aspects and in its most dramatic moments...

    • Premiere Loge
    • 20 March 2025

  • The novelty of the Roman edition lies in the Italian voices, in particular that of the soprano Mariangela Sicilia , who lends her virtuosity to the enchantress Alcina, skilfully sliding from seduction to dismay, from incredulity to anger...

    • Le Salon Musical
    • 20 March 2025

  • Sicilia delivered an impeccable performance, with convincing acting and excellent singing throughout.

    • Bachtrack
    • 21 March 2025

  • The rare immaculate beauty of the timbre of her voice is the enchantment with which Mariangela Sicilia at first glance captivates her listeners, and then gradually one is also totally captivated by the purest line of the melody, the dynamics calibrated down to the millimetre, the perfect control of the woodwinds, the charm with which she delivers the words, thus ensnaring the listener, who feels enclosed as if in a cocoon of golden sound. In particular, this happens in her two arias of the second act, ‘Ah, mio cor!’ and ‘Ombre pallide’, which are a true marvel, from which one is transported to a hyper-uranium world, where time does not flow as it does on this earth, so that when one finally comes to one's senses, one does not know how much time has passed, five minutes or half an hour? Let us also thank Sicilia because her coloraturas are perfect but not hyperbolic and nonsensical.

    • Giornale della musica
    • 26 March 2025

  • Mariangela Sicilia confirmed her reputation as one of the finest Italian singers of her generation, offering excellent legato, clear coloratura, and expressive phrasing throughout the role of Alcina. Her "Ah! mio cor" in Act II showcased her pearly tone and great control of dynamics, while "Ombre pallide" portrayed the heroine's collapse with impressive vocal assurance.

    • Scherzo
    • 25 March 2025