Performer Biography

Isabelle Luchi

Brazilian soprano ​Isabelle Luchi ​made her debut stepping into a production of Pergolesi’s La Serva Padrona in São Paulo. Since then, Isa has performed in major cities in Brazil, United States, Austria and Mexico. She has recently appeared in Carnegie Hall as soloist with Angels Vocal Art, performing excerpts from ​Don Pasquale​ and ​L’elisir d’amore​. Luchi holds a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Azusa Pacific University, as a student of Angela Blasi, and is currently a Professional Studies Diploma Candidate at the Cleveland Institute of Music, under the guidance of Dr. Mary Schiller. Past roles include the coloratura Miss Titmouse (Penhorwood’s ​Too Many Sopranos​), Una Conversa (​Suor Angelica​), Susan (Berkeley’s ​A dinner engagement​), Despina (​Così fan tutte​), First Witch (​Dido and Aeneas​) and Berta (Rossini’s ​Il barbiere di Siviglia)​. Luchi offers a Yoga & Voice workshop series, in which she explores how the practice of yoga can be beneficial for the development of vocal technique and performance.