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Aankomende voorstellingen Vanaf vandaag
Prestaties uit het verleden 2013 — Gisteren
Estonian National Opera Christmas Concert, VariousRossini
Estonian National OperaSoloist + 1 rollen
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Der Graf von Luxemburg (De Graaf van Luxemburg), Lehár
Estonian National OperaGräfin Stasa Kokozow
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Pelléas et Mélisande (Pelléas en Mélisande), Debussy
Estonian National OperaGeneviève
Bekijk cast en crewUitgelichte optredens uit het verleden
Estonian National Opera Christmas Concert, VariousRossini
Estonian National OperaSoloist + 1 rollen
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Der Graf von Luxemburg (De Graaf van Luxemburg), Lehár
Estonian National OperaGräfin Stasa Kokozow
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Aankomende voorstellingen
31Roméo et Juliette (Romeo en Julia), Gounod
Estonian National OperaGertrude
Bekijk cast en crewOrphée aux enfers (Orpheus in de onderwereld), Offenbach
Estonian National OperaJunon
Bekijk cast en crewvr.19:00
Tallinn, EstlandPelléas et Mélisande (Pelléas en Mélisande), Debussy
Estonian National OperaGeneviève
Bekijk cast en crewThree Jolly Fellows, Kaumann
Estonian National OperaMuff
Bekijk cast en crewzo.12:00
Tallinn, Estlandwo.12:00
Tallinn, EstlandMadama Butterfly (Madame Butterfly), Puccini
Estonian National OperaSuzuki
Bekijk cast en crewvr.19:00
Tallinn, Estland
Biografie
Aule Urb began her singing studies in 2010 in the singing class of Jaakko Ryhänen. Currently she is studying for her Master’s Degree with Eva Wilson-Märtson. Within the programme PLMF she studied at the Accademia del Belcanto “Rodolfo Celletti” (2012). She also studied within the Erasmus programme at the Sibelius Academy in 2014–2015. Aule has participated in the Klaudia Taev singing competition (semi-finalist), in the national vocalists’ competition dedicated to Vello Jürna (3rd place) and the Mart Saar competition (2nd place). Her repertoire includes Maria (Puur’s “The Colours of Clouds”), Dunyasha (Rimsky-Korsakov’s “The Tsar’s Bride”), First Witch (Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas”), Fidalma (Cimarosa’s “Il matrimonio segreto”), Madam Rosa (Donizetti’s “Il campanello”), Otra Frida (Aho’s “Fr
