Salzburg Festival: Lucile Richardot, the frank singer
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Lucile Richardot (Cornelia) and Federico Fiorio (Sesto) in Handel's opera Giulio Cesare, at the Salzburg Festival from July 26. Monika Rittershaus / SF
A voice with an inimitable timbre, exceptional musicality, irresistible intelligence and humor... The French singer is the guest of the Salzburg Festival, where she will play Cornelia in Handel's Giulio Cesare from Saturday, July 26.
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I subscribeWhen she won her Victoire de la musique classique on March 5, Lucile Richardot improvised a short, well-felt and slightly sarcastic speech, in that mocking tone for which she has the secret. But, at the heart of the pleasant, even joking remarks, a completely serious conviction summed up her secret: "Chi va piano va sano." The mezzo-soprano thanked those who, from her first steps in a choir school in her native Épinal to the international operatic stages, gave her the time to find her voice and her path, to mature her singular talent.
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