Bruno De Sá
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Biography
Born in Santo André, Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 29, 1989, Bruno De Sá is an opera singer known for his countertenor voice even though he prefers to be classified as a soprano. He began his musical journey singing in a church choir while also studying piano, flute, and clarinet. He studied singing in São Paulo and trained in music from the baroque era as well as in the works of Bach, Mozart, Wagner, Puccini, Britten, and John Adams. As a teenager, he made his live debut on an opera stage in a 2013 production of Kurt Weillâs Saying Yes and followed that with several years of performances on stages throughout Brazil. In 2019, Bruno de Sá joined the Basel Opera Studio in Switzerland and performed during their 2019-2020 season before performing in several other European cities including Berlin, Germany and Helsinki, Finland. He performed in productions such as Wagnerâs Tannhäuser (2017), Mozartâs The Marriage of Figaro (2020), and baroque operas composed by Hasse, Handel, Porpora, and A. Scarlatti. Bruno De Sáâs 2022 debut album, Roma Travestita, includes arias by L. Vinci, A. Scarlatti, Vivaldi, R di Capua, Arena, Galuppi, Conforto, Cocchi, Fajer, and Piccinini. The critically acclaimed album was awarded with the Diapason d'or Discovery in France.
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- Il Giardino d'Amore: Con battaglia di fiero tormento (Aria) featuring Ensemble 1700
- Piccinni: La buona figliuola, Act 1: "Furie di donna irata" (La Marchesa Lucinda)
- Fajer: Pompeo magno in Armenia, Act 3: "Grato oblio, soave pace" (Giulia)
- Arena: Achille in Sciro, Act 1: "Del sen gl'ardori nessun mi vanti" (Deidamia)
- Di Capua: Vologeso, re de' parti, Act 2: "Nell'orror di notte oscura" (Berenice)
- Vivaldi: Giustino, RV 717, Act 3: "Senza l'amato ben" (Leocasta)
- Vivaldi: Giustino, RV 717, Act 2: "Per noi soave e bella" (Arianna)
- Vinci: Il farnace, Act 2: "Lascerò d'esser spietata" (Berenice)
- Conforto: Livia Claudia vestale, Act 2: "Padre, germano" - "Vadasi pure a morte" (Livia Claudia)
- Cocchi: Adelaide, Act 1: "Nobil onda" (Adelaide)
- Cocchi: Adelaide, Act 2: "Timida pastorella" (Adelaide)
- Galuppi: Evergete, Act 1: "Qual pellegrino errante" (Candace)
- Il Giardino d'Amore: Venere, assai ti deggio (Recitativo) featuring Ensemble 1700
- Il Giardino d'Amore: Più non m'alletta e piace (Aria) featuring Ensemble 1700
- Griselda, Act 2: "Mi rivedi, o selva ombrosa" (Griselda)
- Griselda, Act 1: "Dì che sogno, o che deliro" (Griselda)
