Véronique
Filloux

Véronique Filloux

A 2020 MONC Pittsburgh District Winner, French-American soprano Véronique Filloux has been noted for her “radiant vocal ease” and won praise from Opera News for her “expressive, lovingly shaded soprano.” She is a current Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artist, singing Despina (Così fan tutte), Chan (Charlie Parker’s Yardbird), and the title role in Handel's Semele. She sings L'Amour/covers La Folie (Platée) with Des Moines Metro Opera this summer.

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(she/her) A 2020 MONC Pittsburgh District Winner, French-American soprano Véronique Filloux has been noted for her “radiant vocal ease” and won praise from Opera News for her “expressive, lovingly shaded soprano.” She is a current Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artist, singing Despina (Così fan tutte), Chan (Charlie Parker’s Yardbird), and the title role in Handel's Semele. She sings L'Amour/covers La Folie (Platée) with Des Moines Metro Opera this summer.

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Central City Opera

Studio Artist; Apprentice Artist, 2018, 2019

Des Moines Metro Opera

Apprentice Artist, 2020, 2021

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Charlie Parker's Yardbird

Chan Parker

Pittsburgh Opera

Semele

Pittsburgh Opera

Platée

L'Amour, La Folie (cover)

Des Moines Metro Opera

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Soloist

Musicians Club of Women

The Magic Flute

Papagena

Pittsburgh Opera

The Rose Elf

The Girl/Luna

Pittsburgh Opera

Carmen

Frasquita

Pittsburgh Opera

La Cenerentola

Clorinda

Salt Marsh Opera

Così fan tutte

Despina

Pittsburgh Opera

The Blacksmith

Jeannie

Opera Lafayette

Hunt Cantata

Bach

Music of the Baroque

Messiah

Handel

Bach Collegium San Diego

Carmina Burana

Orff

Champaign-Urbana Symphony Orchestra

La damoiselle élue

Central City Opera

Dixit Dominus

Handel

Music of the Baroque

Radamisto

Tigrane

Opera Lafayette

The Scarlet Ibis

Doodle (cover)

Chicago Opera Theater

Iolanta

Brigitta (cover)

Chicago Opera Theater

Die Zauberflöte

Papagena

Central City Opera

Dialogues des Carmélites

Soeur Constance

Maryland Opera Studio

La clemenza di Tito

Servilia

Maryland Opera Studio

Biography

French-American soprano Véronique Filloux has been noted for her “expressive, lovingly shaded soprano” (Opera News) and “radiant vocal ease” (San Diego Story). She spends the 2020/21 season with Pittsburgh Opera, singing Despina (Così fan tutte), Chan (Charlie Parker’s Yardbird), and the title role in Semele. In the summer, she joins Des Moines Metro Opera as L'Amour/La Folie (cover) in Platée. In 2019/20, Véronique was seen as Shepherdess/Soloist (Venus and Adonis) with Opera Lafayette, with whom she also made her Kennedy Center debut as Tigrane (Radamisto). She returned to solos in Carmina Burana and Messiah with the Champaign-Urbana Symphony Orchestra and Bach Collegium San Diego, and she rejoined Music of the Baroque as Pales in Bach’s “Hunt Cantata.” Prior to Covid-19, she was scheduled to debut with Salt Marsh Opera as Clorinda (La Cenerentola) and to sing Jeannie in Opera Lafayette’s modern premiere of Philidor’s The Blacksmith. At Central City Opera, Véronique sang both Papagena (Die Zauberflöte) and the title role in Debussy’s La damoiselle élue, winning the company’s prestigious Young Artist Award. Other recent highlights include her work with Chicago Opera Theatre, covering Brigitta (Iolanta) and Doodle (The Scarlet Ibis), and solo work with Music of the Baroque. With the Maryland Opera Studio, she performed Soeur Constance (Dialogues des Carmélites), Servilia (La clemenza di Tito), Mae (Street Scene), and Lily (The Young King- premiere). Other roles and concert solos include Olympia (Les contes d'Hoffmann), Silberklang (The Impresario), Isifile (Il Giasone), Adele (Die Fledermaus), Poulenc's Gloria, Lang/Gordon/Wolfe's Lost Objects, and several Bach cantatas. In competition, she is a Pittsburgh District MONC Winner, Musicians Club of Women prize winner, Orpheus Competition Handel Award Winner, Annapolis Opera Competition Encouragement Award Winner and Audience Favorite, 2nd Place Winner of the Dorothy Lincoln-Smith Competition, and a Jensen Competition Finalist.

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"Easily filling the church with an expressive, lovingly shaded soprano, Véronique Filloux portrayed the Damozel with an inviting mixture of sorrow and joy at the prospect that the two lovers might one day meet in heaven.... a magical experience."

— Opera News

"Filloux made much of her rich role as Semele. Particularly beautiful was her rendition of “Oh Sleep Why Dost Thou Leave Me” when Semele awakens from a dream of being with Jove. Filloux also gave an entertaining performance for the famed “Myself I Shall Adore” aria, which drew some chuckles from the audience as she extolled her good looks... Semele’s agency provides a refreshingly multidimensional character arc. Not an easy feat when the main character is wearing a frilly, pink robe most of the opera."

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"Véronique Filloux['s Semele] fits her youth and voice type very well. She displays the naivete, playfulness, and emerging self-determination of her character... Her coloratura and melismatic displays of vocal dexterity and power were impressive enough, but it was in the gentlest aria “O Sleep, why dost thou leave me” that the beauty of her voice comes to the fore."

— OperaGene

"Véronique Filloux’s Chan Parker, his common-law-wife at the time of his death, was all flounces and feathers, a perfect fit with her sparkling lyric soprano."

— Seen and Heard International

"As Semele, Véronique Filloux’s voice glittered brilliantly, dispatching Handel’s roulades and runs with ease in ‘Myself I shall adore’. She was equally enchanting in the softer, more gentle lyricism of ‘O sleep, why dost thou leave me?’... Just as lovely was the blend that Filloux and Ehlinger achieved when they sang together, which was something quite special."

— Seen and Heard International

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