Lyric soprano Coralie Gallet has been recognized for her versatility, her musicianship and her interpretative skills.
Ms. Gallet has appeared in leading operatic roles in The Magic Flute, The Marriage of Figaro, Carmen, Susannah, Hansel and Gretel and Dido and Aeneas and operas by Monteverdi, Handel and Richard Strauss. She has also performed contemporary pieces, including the New York premiere of Bruno Rigacci’s Eccuba and as the Nightingale in Susan Bigham’s The Emperor and the Nightingale.
As an active recitalist, Ms. Gallet has performed solo and chamber music programs featuring a wide range of vocal works from the Baroque to contemporary pieces. She has presented recitals across the United States, Chile, Spain, and France.
After graduating with honors from the University of Nantes, Ms. Gallet came to New York to pursue her musical studies, earning her Bachelor of Music at the Manhattan School of Music and her Masters of Music at Brooklyn College. She has studied voice under the guidance of Patricia Misslin, Teresa Berganza, and Monica Harte. Ms. Gallet is currently on the voice faculty at Barnard College, Columbia University.