Solange Sierro

Solange Sierro

"Let the voice sound free, powerful, and full of confidence." – Solange.
 
As a soprano and vocal coach, Solange Sierro combines sound vocal technique with artistic sensitivity and expressiveness. Through her international stage and teaching experience, she guides her students individually on their musical journey – from their first steps to artistic development.
 
Suitable for:

• Beginners and advanced learners
• Classical singing, musicals, pop and more
• Development of technique, expression and stage presence
• Singers who want to develop their voice freely and with confidence

 
Teaching Info
 

 
Training

• Master in Music Performance, Singing, Classical Music – Zurich University of the Arts with Prof. Martina Janková and Prof. Jeanne Roth
• Bachelor in Arts, Singing, Classical Music – Haute École de Musique Genève-Neuchâtel with Prof. Jeanne Roth
• Masterclasses with Joyce DiDonato, Barbara Frittoli, Valérie Guillorit and Ion Buzea

 
Awards

• 2022: Friedl Wald Foundation Study Prize

 Short profile:
Solange Sierro hails from the French-speaking Valais region of Switzerland and began her musical journey with the flute before turning to classical singing. She gained early choral experience and discovered her passion for the solo voice.
After studying at the Haute École de Musique Genève-Neuchâtel, she continued her studies at the Zurich University of the Arts, graduating in 2024. Alongside her performing career, she has taught privately for many years and regularly works with larger ensembles such as the University Hospital Choir and the St. Laurentius Choir in Winterthur.
 
 
Artistic approach
: I guide my students on a path of simplicity and vocal freedom, in a supportive environment where everyone can grow at their own pace. Thanks to my solid knowledge of vocal technique and my stage experience, I provide effective tools to overcome stage fright and achieve lasting progress. My goal remains clear: to liberate the voice and enable every student to develop further, grow vocally, and sing with ease, confidence, and joy.

The soprano performs regularly in concerts and on opera stages throughout Europe. She has sung roles such as Adina ( L'elisir d'amore ) in Bergamo under the direction of Davide Bottarelli, the Queen of the Night ( The Magic Flute ) in Weimar with Tim Ribchester, and Gilda ( Rigoletto ) in Vienna as part of the Vienna Opera Festival under the direction of Toby Purser.

She is also active in the concert arena, performing works such as Mozart's Great Mass in C minor and Coronation Mass, as well as Bach's St. Matthew Passion. In addition, she dedicates herself to contemporary music, including works by Sergei Leonov and Tullio Zanovello.

She recently expanded her artistic practice to include chamber music and founded the Duo Opale together with pianist Roberta Michela. Their program "Love & Spring" has already been presented in Geneva and in Sion as part of the Schubertiade RTS Espace 2.