Anne-Lise Polchlopek

Anne-Lise Polchlopek is a versatile French mezzo-soprano who began her musical journey as a violinist before focusing on singing under the guidance of Claudine Le Coz and at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Lyon. With a background that includes studies in literature, languages, and even architecture, she brings a unique perspective to her performances. Polchlopek has been praised for her stylistic adaptability, from baroque opera to bel canto and French mélodie, and is known for her warm, homogeneous voice and expressive presence. She has collaborated with prestigious ensembles such as Opera Fuoco and the Lyon National Opera, and currently trains at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, working with top names in the vocal world. Among her recent releases are projects like "Gracias a la vida," featuring works by Bernstein, Fauré, and others, showcasing her dynamic range and interpretive depth.

She is a laureate of multiple international competitions, including the Grand Prix de la mélodie at the Toulouse International Competition, and has participated in masterclasses with celebrated artists such as Susan Manoff and William Christie. Polchlopek’s dedication to both traditional and rare repertoire makes her a standout among contemporary French vocalists, and her recordings and performances continue to captivate audiences with their emotional sincerity and technical finesse.

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