Gli Angeli Genève
Vocal-instrumental ensemble
Valerio Contaldo
TENOR
Ana-Carmen Balestra
SOPRANO
Pablo García-López
TENOR
Laetitia Gerards
SOPRANO
Antonin Rondepierre
TENOR
Aarón Zapico
CONDUCTOR
Distinctive voices. Meaningful careers.
Our Artists
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Aarón Zapico
CONDUCTOR
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Pieter-Jelle de Boer
CONDUCTOR
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Stephan MacLeod
CONDUCTOR, BASS-BARITONE
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Ana-Carmen Balestra
SOPRANO
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Laetitia Gerards
SOPRANO
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Marianne Beate Kielland
MEZZO-SOPRANO
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Astrid Nordstad
MEZZO-SOPRANO
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Alex Potter
COUNTERTENOR
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Logan Lopez Gonzalez
COUNTERTENOR
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Rodrigo Carreto
TENOR
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Valerio Contaldo
TENOR
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Pablo García-López
TENOR
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Antonin Rondepierre
TENOR
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Jacob Abel
BASS
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Gli Angeli Genève
ENSEMBLE
About us
We represent a handpicked roster of classical singers, conductors, and ensembles whose work represents excellence, beauty, and individuality.
Rooted in Paris, active across the world, we believe in long-term collaboration, clear communication, and a deeply personal approach to artist management.
News
Logan Lopez Gonzalez: La Petite Annonce Faite à Marie 🎭
This week, countertenor Logan Lopez Gonzalez opens in La Petite Annonce Faite à Marie at the Théâtre Royal du Parc in Brussels: a collective creation based on Thierry Debroux’s novel about family memory, secrets between generations, and the stories we leave behind.
Logan sings, acts and dances alongside choreographer Michèle Anne De Mey, actor and singer Fabian Finkels, and pianist Julie Delbart. The repertoire moves from Vivaldi and Porpora to Richard Strauss and Radiohead: four centuries of music on one stage, which tells you something about how this production thinks about what a countertenor voice can do.
De Mey is best known internationally for Kiss and Cry, which toured the world. This is a different kind of project: intergenerational, intimate, built around the question of what we remember and what we lose.
With: Logan Lopez Gonzalez, Michèle Anne De Mey, Fabian Finkels, Julie Delbart
Choreography: Michèle Anne De Mey
Musical direction: Julie Delbart
📅 7 May – 6 June 2026
Tuesday to Saturday at 20:15 / Sundays at 15:00
📍 Théâtre Royal du Parc, Brussels
Toi toi toi, Logan!
Laetitia Gerards: 5 mei-concert 🇳🇱
Tomorrow, soprano Laetitia Gerards performs at one of the most significant concerts in the Netherlands: the National Liberation Day concert in Amsterdam.
Every year on 5 May, the Netherlands marks its liberation from the occupation in 1945 with this iconic outdoor concert on the Amstel River, in front of the historic Carré theatre. The stage floats on the water, surrounded by an audience on boats, and this year, in the presence of the King and Queen of the Netherlands. The concert is broadcast live on NPO 1 to millions of viewers across the country.
What Laetitia will sing? That remains a surprise. Tune in live on NPO 1 from 21:15 to find out. Or better yet, get your boat ready and row to the Amstel.
She shares the stage with Roxeanne Hazes, Edsilia Rombley, Acda en de Munnik and many others, with the Marinierskapel der Koninklijke Marine providing the music.
📺 Live on NPO 1 — tomorrow from 21:15
📍 Amstel River, Amsterdam
📅 5 May 2026
Toi toi toi, Laetitia! 🌹
Valerio Contaldo: Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo 🎻
Tonight, Valerio Contaldo returns to his most celebrated role at one of the world’s great concert halls: the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.
The singer whose voice could move the dead. Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo is where opera began, and Valerio has made this title role his own across stages from Paris to Tokyo. Tonight he performs it again alongside long-time collaborators Cappella Mediterranea and the Chœur de Chambre de Namur under Leonardo García Alarcón.
Orfeo: Valerio Contaldo
Euridice, La Musica, Proserpina: Mariana Flores
La Messaggiera, La Speranza: Giuseppina Bridelli
Plutone: Edward Grint
Caronte: Salvo Vitale
Conductor: Leonardo García Alarcón
Cappella Mediterranea & Chœur de Chambre de Namur
📅 28 April — 20:00
📍 Elbphilharmonie Großer Saal, Hamburg
Toi toi toi, Valerio! 🌹
Beyond the Score: The business side of an artist’s career. 💼
To all the young singers and conductors out there: the temptation to say yes to everything is real. You want to be on stage, you want the experience and let’s be honest, you want the paycheck.
But building a long-lasting career requires a strategy. Whether you sing baroque, contemporary creations, conduct symphonic repertoire, or everything in between, at Tiben Artists we often evaluate proposals through the same filter: the 5 P’s.
If a project doesn’t tick at least 3 of these boxes, we think twice.
1️⃣ PIECE — Is the repertoire right for your voice or your profile right now? Does it challenge you without compromising your health or your identity as an artist?
2️⃣ PEOPLE — Who is conducting? Who is directing? Which orchestra, which soloists? The people around you shape your craft more than any contract.
3️⃣ PRICE — Does the fee respect your work and cover your life? Sustainable careers are built on fair fees, not goodwill.
4️⃣ PRESTIGE — Is it a world premiere, a major label, a legendary festival or house? Some stages are worth the investment.
5️⃣ PLACE — Is it a strategic venue, city, or country for your career? Sometimes the where matters as much as the what.
The most established artists in the field use a version of this logic every day. It’s not about being difficult. It’s about being deliberate.
Which of the 5 P’s matters most to you right now? Let’s talk in the comments. 👇
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