Home

Júlia Farrés-Llongueras has landed on stage after so many months in which the global situation has allowed her to reflect on her instrument and focus on improving vocal and interpretive aspects, as well as laying the foundations of the repertoire that challenges her as an artist seeking self-expression. This intense work allows her currently to face projects with more entity that are so relevant in terms of musical heritage with an authenticity and honesty that awaken a great power of seduction, only possible with a new way of stepping on the stage that she exudes security and thanks to a creative power that makes her a soprano of great solidity and a relevant voice on the national scene with a great presence abroad.

In the 2020-2021 season, she started with the Christmas concerts of the Waltz and Dance Festival with the Orquesta Simfònica del Vallès, which placed her as an inseparable lyrical voice of the symphonic project. On February 9, the soprano opened the Joan Manén Year with a recital at the Palau de la Música, a tribute to the Catalan composer that was followed by the presentation of the album 'Esclat d'amor' the 5th of March at the Ateneu Barcelonès, in which Farrés-Llongueras offered all the intense work at the musical level to the audience that she reflected in the recording of essential songs by Manén. At the beginning of April she took part in the Cervera Festival with a double concert with works by Manén and Robert Gerhard. A clear commitment to Catalan heritage which, despite being present throughout his career, has been accentuated in this new season. April 9, the soprano traveled to the island of Mallorca to offer the 'Stabat Mater' de Pergolesi to put an end to this Easter. After a period of national concerts, the soprano will once again offer concerts internationally starting in June. Some notable events will be the ‘Cel de Safir’ recital in the city of Bologna and the participation in the G.V. Einem Festival in Oberdürnbach, Austria.