Gli Angeli Genève
ENSEMBLE
Pablo GarcΓa-LΓ³pez
Tenor
Laetitia Gerards
SOPRANO
Antonin Rondepierre
TENOR
AarΓ³n Zapico
CONDUCTOR
Distinctive voices. Meaningful careers.
Our Artists
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AarΓ³n Zapico
CONDUCTOR
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Pieter-Jelle de Boer
CONDUCTOR
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Stephan MacLeod
CONDUCTOR, BASS-BARITONE
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Roberta Alexander
SOPRANO
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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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Valerio Contaldo
TENOR
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Pablo GarcΓa-LΓ³pez
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
ποΈThere is a specific season when Bach’s magnum opus resonates the most. ποΈ Gli Angeli Genève is back in their element, bringing their St Matthew Passion on tour.
We are happy to see Stephan MacLeod, Alex Potter and Rodrigo Carreto, within this stellar cast:
Evangelist: Werner Güra
Sopranos: Rachel Redmond, Aleksandra Lewandowska
Altos: Alex Potter, William Shelton
Tenors: Thomas Hobbs, Rodrigo Carreto
Basses: Felix Gygli, Matthew Brook, Stephan MacLeod
Conductor: Stephan MacLeod
Catch the remaining performances:
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Samedi 14 Mars - 16h00 | Temple du Sentier
βͺοΈ Dimanche 15 Mars - 14h30 | Saessolsheim (F) - Église St-Jean Baptiste
ποΈ Lundi 16 Mars - 19h00 | Genève - Victoria Hall
ποΈ Tickets: gliangeligeneve.com
The magic of cinema meets live orchestra! π¬πΆ
So proud of our maestro Pieter Jelle de Boer for steering the magnificent Yellow Socks Orchestra (by uGo&Play) through the Pirates of the Caribbean ciné-concerts. π΄β οΈπ»
Tonight marks the end of an incredible run to a packed Grand Rex, celebrating Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt’s epic score:
ποΈ Thursday 12 March - 20h30
ποΈ Friday 13 March - 20h30
ποΈ Saturday 14 March - 15h00
βοΈ Saturday 14 March - 20h30
To everyone attending tonight: drop your anchors and enjoy the final voyage! βοΈπΆ
7 months of Tiben Artists β¨ – Travel recap | Part 1
In the past seven months, Tiben Artists has been on the road, present in the halls, backstage corridors and foyers of Europe, accompanying our artists where it matters most.
We travelled to The Hague, Oviedo, San Sebastián, Venice, Milan, Brussels, Liège, Granada, Munich, Vienna, Rome, Enschede, and Copenhagen to attend performances of the artists we represent and reconnect with promoters.
Being physically present, listening in the hall, speaking to conductors and intendants in person, sharing a moment after the applause, is becoming more and more essential. In performing arts and in networking, closeness cannot be automated. Being there always makes a difference.
Swipe for glimpses of the cities and concert halls that shaped our first seven months on the road.
On to the next chapter. π
β¨ Countertenor Alex Potter returns to AMUZ for a solo recital, joined by his friends Patrick Ayrton (harpsichord) and Salomé Gasselin (viola da gamba).
Together they explore the rich and turbulent sound world of 17th-century England in These distracted tymes, with music by Henry Purcell, John Blow, Matthew Locke, Henry Lawes and Thomas Tomkins. Written during a century marked by civil war and political upheaval, these works reveal a remarkable flowering of English music, moving between contemplation, wit and quiet melancholy.
π Antwerp
π 6 March 2026 — 20:00
πΆ AMUZ (St. Augustine Church)
Toi toi toi, Alex β¨
