Interview with Soprano Micaëla Oeste
- Michael Albert
- Apr 2, 2017
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 9, 2021
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What do you get out of doing a concert series like Salute to Vienna?
What I love most about doing a series is the camaraderie you achieve with the whole group of performers. A bond forms and I think the audience can feel that. And of course I adore the Viennese music so it's a real joy to be singing these pieces. It's very accessible for the audience so everyone can feel they are a part of something.
How do you spend your time when you aren’t working?
When I am not working I really enjoy horseback riding. I have a wonderful teacher outside of Berlin and I find riding and singing really complement each other. My boyfriend has really gotten me back into poker! I also try to work on new roles, catch up on reading, and try to beat my mother in online word games. She always wins!
What’s your favorite city to work in? What about that city is so special?
This is SUCH a difficult question. I've had the privilege to work in many wonderful places around the world and to name one is almost impossible. I spent a lot of time in Valencia, Spain, and have wonderful memories there. The people were so warm and the food was excellent. The history is fascinating and they are still uncovering remains of the Roman civilization. And one cannot complain when the Mediterranean Sea is right there.
Who is your favorite person to travel with? Why?
I travel a lot with my little poodle. He brings joy not only to me but to the people I meet in my travels. He keeps my mind rational and calm. I've had him backstage with me as well and he has become quite the mascot for the concerts I do with Maestro Domingo.
Favourite musical composition?
Mozart's Don Giovanni.
Languages?
German and English!
Best journey?
Coming home after being gone for a long time.
What are you reading?
We Die Alone by David Howarth.
Favorite thing to eat?
My mother's potato soup with crepes.
Dogs or cats?
Obviously, DOGS!
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That sounds amazing! Valencia seems like such a vibrant place with its warm people, delicious food, and rich history—plus the Mediterranean right at your doorstep? Can’t ask for much more than that! It’s so cool that you’ve got such fond memories from there. Have you been back since, or is there another spot that’s stolen your heart? geometry dash
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