Véronique Gens is a prominent French soprano acclaimed for her expressive performances in Baroque opera and French art song. Having begun her career as a member of Les Arts Florissants, she soon distinguished herself as a versatile and emotionally resonant singer, enjoying international recognition. Gens' repertoire extends from Baroque masters like Lully and Charpentier to Romantic composers such as Berlioz and Chausson, and even into the 20th-century works of Poulenc.
One of her most recent projects includes the album "Rivales," a testament to her passion for exploring themes in operatic literature. She has also delved into the lesser-known realms of French music with "Nuits," a collection celebrating the nocturnal moods in French mélodie. Gens' ability to immerse herself in the dramatic essence of works like Poulenc's "La voix humaine" has earned her critical accolades, with her interpretation being hailed for its emotional depth and sensitivity. Whether performing early music or interpreting the rich, often underappreciated body of French art songs, Véronique Gens continues to enchant audiences with her rich vocal tone and keen musical intelligence.
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