"Camille Schnoor's incarnation of CIo-CIo-San is remarkable, a true revelation." Olyrix
"Camille schnoor'S Stunning MIMì gratified the ear and touched the soul." Opera news
"Camille schnoor's Stupendous acting and powerful singing is unsettling and fascinating."FAZ
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NEWS
Camille Schnoor's projects for 2020/21 include her debut as Tatyana (Eugene Onegin) as well as Donna Elvira and Hanna Glawari in Munich, Beethoven 's 9th Symphony with Laurence Equilbey and Insula Orchestra at the Seine Musicale in Paris, ,Faust Nocturne' at the Opéra de Limoges and her house debut at the Opera de Lausanne with an Opera Gala for the celebration of the Opera's 150th Birthday.
BAYERISCHER KUNSTFÖRDERPREIS 2020
camille schnoor wins the Bavarian Sponsorship award for performing arts 2020!
BEETHOVEN'S 9TH SYMPHONY
Conductor Laurence Equilbey welcomes you to the sublime Seine Musicale for an evening in the company of prestigious lyrical artists. Camille Schnoor, Okka van der Damerau, Benjamin Bruns and Günther Groissböck take on the roles of soloists in the most famous of symphonies, Beethoven’s Ninth! The prestigious stage will also serve as the backdrop for a unique large-scale experiment: during the performance, the set-up of the orchestra will change for each movement, allowing us to observe how differences in the position of each orchestral section impact the listening experience. A celebration worthy of the genius composer’s 250th birthday, with the Insula orchestra, known for its “historically informed” interpretations, and the Accentus chorus…
NEW CD RELEASE
The CD Die Faschingsfee is on the Bestenliste der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik 2019!
"Camille Schnoor bringt für die Fürstin Alexandra eine warme, volle Mittellage mit, auf deren Fundament eine schöne, strahlende Höhe blüht." Klassik.com
"Camille Schnoor als Fürstin Alexandra Maria besitzt eine schöne, bronzefarbene, gut geführte Stimme mit einer mühelosen Höhe und dem nötigen Charme." Sven Godenrath
"The cast sound as if they’re playing off each other too. Along with Daniel Prohaska as the artist Viktor, Camille Schnoor as the ‘carnival fairy’ Princess Alexandra Maria carries much of the musical action. Vocally, they make an attractive pair, with no shortage of warmth." Gramophone
"Grâce à son timbre ravissant, à sa technique très sûre et à son art du chant, Camille Schnoor habite réellement son personnage et justifie à elle seule cette parution." L'Avant-scène Opéra