Reviews
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Opera Queensland: The Marriage of Figaro
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"The beautiful soprano of Troncoso is solid throughout the range; a perfect voice for this role. Her touching aria, Deh vieni non tardar was expertly sung, as were her many trios and ensembles."
-Suzannah Conway
Limelight Magazine
"Sofia Troncoso is exquisite
and endearing as Susanna..."
Courier Mail
"Sofia Troncoso’s limpid soprano was even more versatile as the central character Susanna, the maid whose wit, indignation, and compassion saves the day, and who responds immediately to every change in this kaleidoscopic opera."
-Nicholas Routley
Australian Stage
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Musica Viva: Queen of the Nile with Camerata
"Glorious Baroque music from Camerata showcased luscious soprano Sofia Troncoso as the Queen of the Nile."
“Demanding not only an excellent technique but delicate phrasing and breath control, as well as fiendish agility in the higher register, Troncoso was impressive on all counts.”
Suzannah Conway
Limelight Magazine
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Scottish Opera: The Magic Flute
"Finally, Sofia Troncoso made a comic Papagena, transforming from a rotund Mrs Tiggywinkle outfit to a beautiful soulmate for Papageno, surrounded by steampunk prams with tartan blankets for the emerging “papageni”."
Bachtrack
"...the show was very nearly stolen by Sofia Troncoso’s Papagena."
Opera Magazine
"Sofia Troncoso’s delightful soprano is worth waiting for as Papagena."
The Times
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Diva Opera: Die Fledermaus
"In the Strauss, Sofia Troncoso as Adele is deliciously mischievous, her vocal expression with clear timbre are cheerful, especially her perfect coloratura in the aria Mein Herr Marquis..." Resmusica (translated from French)
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Longborough Festival Opera: L'incoronazione di Poppea
"...an outstanding Poppea from Sofia Troncoso schemed and seduced with weaponised charm..."
The Spectator
As Poppea, Troncoso was compellingly sensual--letting her smoky, perfumed phrases curl around Nerone, with a soprano that was simultaneously coolly controlled, and tremulous with barely suppressed lust."
Critics Circle UK
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"Into the energetic vortex created by the gods steps Poppea, played with palpable sensuality, by Sofia Troncoso, an American soprano of South American heritage making a stunning Longborough debut."
Wales Arts Review
National Opera Studio, London
"Sofia Troncoso's creamy soprano and excellent acting skills were especially effective in Four Sisters."
Keith Potter, Opera
"Two soprano-tenor duets completed the show, with sweet-timbred Sofia Troncoso and the crisp, rather Gallic-sounding Joseph Doody in numbers from La Sonnambula and Don Pasquale, which they played like two young people in love rather than opera singers going through their usual motions."
Yehuda Shapiro, Opera
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Grimeborn: The Marriage of Figaro
"Troncoso's Act Four solo was poignant and beautifully sung, at a level with the remainder of her performance."
Robert Hugill, Planet Hugill
"The star of the show is Sofia Troncoso as Susanna, who has a supple voice and acting ability."
Peter John
Hackney Citizen
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