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Growing up in a Jewish Canadian family able to afford the best education money could buy, it’s fair to suggest that Sharon Azrieli’s career choice of “opera singer” wasn’t exactly at the top of her parents’ wish list. ..
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THE AZRIELI MUSIC PRIZES: CHAMPIONING NEW MUSIC IN CANADA
In 2014, soprano Sharon Azrieli founded the Azrieli Music Prizes under the aegis of the world-renowned Azrieli Foundation, an organisation created to realise the philanthropic dreams of her father...
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Kaleidoscope, with Marc Djokic, Sharon Azrieli & Barbara Assiginaak
The Orchestre classique de Montréal (OCM) will present an eclectic program at its next concert, Kaleidoscope, featuring Anishinaabe composer Barbara Assiginaak...
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Introducing: Sharon Azrieli
Soprano, philanthropic leader and entrepreneur: Dr. Sharon Azrieli CQ talks about the legacy of her father, her own multi-faceted career and the ideas behind the Azrieli Prizes
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FESTIVAL D'OPERA
ST EUSTACHE
SHARON AZRIELI À VIENNE AVEC LA RELÈVE LYRIQUE DE QUÉBEC
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OPERA LM Agence
Renowned singer Sharon Azrieli has a rich and wide-ranging voice that allows her to interpret the great soprano roles as well as some mezzo roles, thus specifying her as Soprano Falcon.
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SHARON AZRIELI | SOPRANO
The LM Opera Agency was initially formed in 1998 by sisters Leila and Lory Chalfoun under the name 'Agence Mulè'. The agency in today named LM Opera Agency under the direction of Leila-Marie Chalfoun.
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OM | Biographies | Sharon Azrieli
Orchestre Métropolitain (OM) is a Montreal-based orchestra renowned for its excellence in classical music, focusing on the promotion and accessibility of orchestral music for diverse audiences.
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The Suburban
Soprano Sharon Azrieli Perez’s benefit concert will showcase the most beautiful pieces in her repertoire, including arias by Mozart, Verdi and Puccini, as well as Azrieli Perez’s international debut of the score.
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Sharon Azrieli Perez (Apple music)
Sharon Azrieli Perez is recognized for her powerful voice and expressive performances. Her discography on Apple Music includes classical, operatic, and modern pieces, highlighting her versatility and range.For more information, you can view her profile
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Out-there MUSIC
Azrieli's artistry has captivated audiences worldwide, reflecting her dedication to both classical and innovative musical expressions. You can find more details about her recordings
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The Azrieli Foundation
The Azrieli Foundation has announced the third component of the Azrieli Music Prize (AMP). With a value of $50,000, the prize is dedicated to the commission of a Canadian orchestral work.
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ON AIR
Sharon Azrieli’s episode on the SOUNDLAB New Music Podcast explores her career, artistic influences, and experiences in both opera and contemporary music. In a detailed interview.
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PressReader
The Montreal Gazette article covers the accomplishments of soprano Sharon Azrieli, highlighting her transition from jazz to a successful career in opera. Known for her captivating voice and dedication, Azrieli’s journey reflects her deep commitment to music.
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World Premiere: The Esther Diaries
Soprano Sharon Azrieli Perez sings Esther, Queen of Persia and a biblical character, in a new song cycle by Canadian composer Haralabos Stafylakis on an Ellen Frankel text.
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Sharon's Wikipedia Page
Sharon Azrieli is a soprano singer and Cantor from Montreal, Quebec. She moved to New York City after attending Vassar College, from which she graduated with a degree in Art History. She also holds degrees from Juilliard School and the University of Montreal.
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Jerusalem Post: Hatikva Project
Honoring memory, renewing strength through sacred Jewish music.
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