Louise Alder is an emerging luminary on the classical music scene, particularly known for her expressive soprano and captivating stage presence. Having graduated from the Royal College of Music, her trajectory into the echelons of operatic performance and concert artistry has been marked by critical acclaim and numerous accolades. Alder has infused her performances with a distinctive blend of emotional depth and technical finesse, which has resonated with audiences worldwide.

Her most recent contributions to the classical repertoire include a poignant interpretation of Handel’s "Theodora," where Alder’s rendition of "With Darkness Deep As Is My Woe" is rendered with profound sensibility. She has also delved into the works of Strauss, adding her voice to the orchestral palette in "Tod und Verklärung," as well as showcasing her agility in the demanding "Sechs Lieder Op. 68." Alder's live recordings of "Semele, HWV 58" exhibit her prowess in baroque vocal expression, with performances that have been lauded for their clarity and emotional richness. With each new release, such as "The Russian Connection" and “The Great War Symphony,” Louise Alder continues to solidify her position as a noteworthy interpreter of both classic and contemporary compositions, drawing praise from critics and listeners alike for the intelligence and warmth she brings to her craft.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Baroque

Opera

Choral

Early Music

Art Song

Latest Release

Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 25 & 27

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Robert Levin•

Richard Egarr•

Louise Alder

Album - 7 Tracks - Released June 21, 2024