French composer of modern classical music for the piano, bass flute and ukulele

Natasha Sallès is a lyric singer with emphasys in modern and contemporary concert repertory.
She graduated in music in the University of Brasília (Brazil). In 2009, she started to study lyric singing at the School of Music of Brasília. In 2010, she had her première as soloist in the National Theater of Brasília, in Mendelssohn’s 2nd symphony (Lobgesang). In 2011, she won the IV Carlos Gomes Competition in Campinas (São Paulo), in the cathegory of best interpreter of Carlos Gomes. In the same year, she played the roles of Mademoiselle Silberklang (“Der Schauspieldirektor”, W. A. Mozart), and the roles Lauretta and Nella (“Gianni Schicchi”, G. Puccini), in Brasília. In 2011 and 2012, she teached in the School of Music of Brasília. In 2012, she played Adina, (“L’Elisir d’Amore”, G. Donizetti), and Miss Wordsworth, (“Albert Herring”, de Benjamin Britten). From 2012 to 2014, she studied lyric singing at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Belgium. In March, she played the roles of Le Feu, La Princesse and Le Rossignol (“L’Enfant et les Sortilèges”, M. Ravel) in the Royal Opera of Wallonie, in Liège, Belgium. In 2014, she was awarded the “Prix de la Commune de Ans” in the competition “Les Nouveaux Talents de L’Art Lyrique” in Ans, Belgium. In june 2016, she finished her masters course in the National Superior Conservatory of Lyon for Music and Dance, France, with the Congratulations of the jury.
 
As her project for Masters research, she wrote the first lyric singer's phonetic guide of Brazilian Portuguese ever to be published in french language, in order to help spreading Brazilian music and culture throughout Europe.

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