Sandrine Piau Tickets

Sandrine Piau, born June 5, 1965 in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, is a distinguished soprano acclaimed for her expressive Baroque interpretations and eloquent Mozart performances. Her career spans intimate lieder-style recitals to grand operatic roles and concert performances with major ensembles and orchestras worldwide. We’ve got you covered with essential bio, key recordings, and upcoming appearances that fans in Paris, Berlin, London, Milan, and beyond won’t want to miss.

From early training to recent collaborations, Piau has established herself as a reliable, insightful artist who brings historical context and lyrical depth to each project. Secure your seats through our trusted ticket partner network and follow official channels for the latest tour updates.

Recent seasons have seen Piau branch into contemporary theatrics and new music while maintaining her core expertise in Baroque repertoire. In 2024–2025 she joined Lully’s Atys in tour and recording, stepped into Despina in Munich’s production of Cosi fan tutte, and premiered Marc-André Dalbavie’s La mélancolie de la résistance in Berlin. Looking ahead, she makes her La Scala debut in 2025 as Despina in a new Robert Carsen production and appears at Teatro Petruzzelli as Cleopatra in Giulio Cesare. Autumn 2025 brings the Alpha Classics release Quintette imaginaire with Quatuor Psophos (Schubert), with 2026 concert activity planned at major venues and festivals. discography spans Evocation (2007) to Quintette imaginaire (2025), including recent albums Chimère (2018), Handel: Enchantresses (2022), and Voyage intime (2023). In 2023, Voyage intime with pianist David Kadouch marked a new collaborative phase, while 2022’s Enchantresses paired Piau with Les Paladins for Handel works. For fuller context, explore her official site and label pages, with up-to-date tour information on venue listings.

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