About
Bruno de Sá is a Brazilian vocalist with something genuinely rare: a soprano voice that has drawn serious attention in the classical world, including a notably enthusiastic notice from Opera Magazine. His work sits firmly in the art song tradition, and on stage he pairs with pianist Pedro Beriso to explore a broad sweep of the repertoire, from Villa Lobos to Rachmaninoff and Ravel. That range says a lot about him: he moves easily between the introspective calm of lyrical song and passages that demand real virtuosic flair, all delivered in a voice that classical listeners don't come across every day.
