“Michelle Areyzaga’s bright luminous soprano made the most of her opportunities with lovely singing in the Lux aeterna.” —Lawrence Johnson – Chicago Classical Review, November 9, 2014 (Soloist with the [...]

“. . . the choir, orchestra, and two soloists rendered it spectacularly.” —Gene Harris – Richmond Times Dispatch, October 19, 2014 (Soloist in Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony No. 2)

“. . . a richly sonorous soprano, Michelle Areyzaga in that finale.” —Clarke Bustard – Instant Encore/Letter V, October 18, 2014 (Soloist in Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony No. 2)

“Soprano Michelle Areyzaga offered some lovely vocal performances, starting with J.S. Bach’s “Ich esse mit Freuden” from Cantata No. 84, in which she found the joy the composer captured so [...]

“Guitarist Rene Izquierdo and soprano Michelle Areyzaga delighted and surprised the audience in their performance, part of the Tucson Desert Song Festival presented by the Tucson Guitar Society, featured with [...]

“Baritone Michael Cavalieri as The Announcer, Newell and much-admired area soprano Michelle Areyzega as the Young Lovers, and another tenor-soprano pair, John Concepcion and Catalina Cuervo as The Admirers, are [...]

“The soprano soloist, Michelle Areyzaga, blossomed from the choral sound organically and beautifully.” —Tim Christiansen – The Chicago Classical Review, May 18, 2013 (Soloist with Lake Forest Symphony)

“Michelle Areyzaga demonstrated an appealing, expressive soprano in Berg’s ‘Seven Early Songs’….” —Vivien Schweitzer – The New York Times, March 12, 2013 (Soloist with Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center)

“Despite a predicted ice storm, her fans filled the audience…. The highly popular singer presented three sets of songs, two in Spanish — ‘Tres Poemas de Gabriela Mistral’ by Wayland [...]

“Areyzaga caressed the lulling lines of text, creating a calm yet vivid portrait of a summer evening. She sang with a light yet clear-toned voice, completely avoiding an annoying or [...]