Valérie Ryser

Valérie Ryser

"Discover and develop your own voice with joy, creativity, and sound technique." – Valérie.
 
As a singer and vocal coach, Valérie Fleur Ryser combines solid vocal technique with creativity, expression, and the joy of singing. Through her experience in solo singing and teaching, she individually guides her students in discovering and developing their voices – from their first steps to artistic exploration.
 
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 creatively and with joy

 
Teaching Info
 

 
Training

• Currently pursuing a Master's degree in Performing Arts, Classical Singing – Lausanne University of Applied Sciences
• Swiss Opera Studio Biel / Master Performance Specialized Opera, Singing, Classical Music – Bern University of the Arts
• Bachelor of Music, Classical Singing – Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts

 
Awards

• Prize winner of the 33rd International Singing Competition, Chamber Opera, Rheinsberg Palace

 Brief profile:
Valérie Fleur Ryser gained musical experience at an early age and, after initial projects in pop and rock, discovered her passion for classical singing. Following her bachelor's degree at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, she pursued her artistic career in opera and is currently a member of the Swiss Opera Studio Biel.
Alongside her own stage work, she enthusiastically shares her experience through teaching, placing particular emphasis on creative, individualized, and technically sound vocal training.
 
 
Artistic career:
Valérie Fleur Ryser made her role debut as "Le Feu" in Maurice Ravel's L'Enfant et les sortilèges at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Even during her studies, she initiated her own projects, such as song recitals and the stage project " Frauenbilder – Opernszenen mit Kammerorchester" (Images of Women – Opera Scenes with Chamber Orchestra ).

As part of the Swiss Opera Studio Biel, she was able to perform several roles at the Theater Orchester Biel Solothurn and at the Bern stages, including Servilia in Mozart's La clemenza di Tito , Papagena in The Magic Flute , Barbarina in Le nozze di Figaro , and the 1st Alpengeist in the world premiere of Fabian Müller's Heidi feiert Weihnachten .

A particular highlight of her career so far was her solo performance of the Swiss national anthem a cappella in the Federal Parliament Building in Bern on the occasion of the swearing-in of the members of the Council of States.

As a prize winner of the International Singing Competition of the Rheinsberg Palace Chamber Opera, she also performed in an opera gala with the Brandenburg State Orchestra Frankfurt (Oder) under the direction of Azis Sadikovic.

Her artistic and pedagogical work focuses on the connection between technique, expression, and personal development. She places great emphasis on providing individual support to singers and enabling them to develop a creative and joyful approach to their own voice.