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M'a Dit Amour

Julie Roset (soprano), Susan Manoff (piano)

M'a Dit Amour

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Roset's light lyric voice stretches high above the stave with a rapid fire coloratura that takes no prisoners, yet when she reaches for the vocal horizon in Koechlin's 'M'a dit Amour' her diction...

M'a Dit Amour

Julie Roset (soprano), Susan Manoff (piano)

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Awards:

Roset's light lyric voice stretches high above the stave with a rapid fire coloratura that takes no prisoners, yet when she reaches for the vocal horizon in Koechlin's 'M'a dit Amour' her diction...

About

French soprano Julie Roset is one of the rising stars of the younger generation. Winner of both the Operalia First Prize in 2023 and the Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition in 2022, Julie Roset was nominated for the Victoires de la Musique Classique in the Révélation Lyrique category in 2025. This is her first recital and the start of a multi-project collaboration with the Alpha Classics label. With pianist Susan Manoff, she has devised a highly personal programme of French melodies that showcase her vocal qualities as a coloratura soprano and her mischievous, sparkling personality. It includes well-known melodists such as Debussy and Poulenc, as well as works by rarer composers such as Isabelle Aboulker, Mel Bonis and Louis Beydts.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, La colombe poignardée
Track length3:04
No. 2, Le petit pigeon bleu
Track length2:04
No. 3, L'oiseau bleu
Track length3:11
No. 4, Le petit serin en cage
Track length1:49

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Awards and reviews

  • Gramophone Magazine
    February 2026
    Editor's Choice

February 2026

Roset's light lyric voice stretches high above the stave with a rapid fire coloratura that takes no prisoners, yet when she reaches for the vocal horizon in Koechlin's 'M'a dit Amour' her diction is impeccable...Susan Manoff is her pitch perfect partner with an admirably no-nonsense style.

February 2026

Roset has the coloratura technique to encompass it all (and has a grand time doing so) plus exhibiting the courage to not sound pretty when the text calls for it. Her French diction is superb and meaningful even when exploring Aboulker's edges of sanity.

The New York Times 12th March 2026

From concept to execution, everything works...Diction is on point throughout, as is intonation. With technique covered, Roset’s intelligence runs to dramatic interpretation.
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