Àngel Arévalo is a lyric tenor at the beginning of his professional career, currently based in Maastricht and active across Spain, the Netherlands, and Germany. His artistic identity is shaped by a rare dual formation: a Bachelor's degree in both Classical Guitar and Classical Singing from ESMUC Barcelona.
His vocal studies have led him through the prestigious "Alfredo Kraus" Chair at the Reina Sofía School of Music under Prof. Susan Bullock CBE, and he is currently pursuing a Master's in Singing at the Conservatorium Maastricht with Prof. Axel Everaert.
Particularly drawn to interdisciplinary artistic projects, Àngel is building a versatile repertoire from Mozart and Rossini to Puccini and Verdi — with roles performed at the Teatro Cervantes Málaga, Festival d'Òpera de Tarragona, Berlin Opera Academy, and Brussels Operette Theater.
| Ferrando | Così fan tutte | Mozart | Berlin Opera Academy | Role | |
| Rinuccio | Gianni Schicchi | Puccini | Berlin Opera Academy | Role | |
| Giuseppe | La Traviata | Verdi | Festival d'Òpera de Tarragona | Role | |
| Odoardo | Don Procopio | Bizet | Teatro Cervantes, Málaga | Role | |
| Javier | Luisa Fernanda | Moreno Torroba | Brussels Operette Theater | Role | |
| Cervantes | Das Spitzentuch der Königin | Johann Strauss II | Brussels Operette Theater | Role | |
| Argirio | Tancredi | Rossini | Opera Zuid, Maastricht | Role | |
| Federico | La prova d'un opera seria | F. Gnecco | Opera Zuid, Maastricht | Role | |
| Barigoule | Cendrillon | P. Viardot | Role | ||
| Raoul de Gardefeu | La Vie parisienne | Offenbach | Brussels Operette Theater | Role | |
| Adam | Der Vogelhändler | Zeller | Brussels Operette Theater | Role |
| Alfredo Germont | La Traviata | Verdi | In preparation | In prep. | |
| Nemorino | L'elisir d'amore | Donizetti | In preparation | In prep. | |
| Rodolfo | La bohème | Puccini | In preparation | In prep. | |
| Don Ottavio | Don Giovanni | Mozart | In preparation | In prep. | |
| Belmonte | Die Entführung aus dem Serail | Mozart | In preparation | In prep. |
| Nemorino arias | L'elisir d'amore | Donizetti | «Quanto è bella», «Caro elisir» | ||
| Edgardo | Lucia di Lammermoor | Donizetti | «Tombe degli avi miei», duet | ||
| Roberto | Roberto Devereux | Donizetti | «Come uno spirto angelico» | ||
| Fernando | La favorita | Donizetti | «Spirto gentil» |
| Alfredo | La Traviata | Verdi | Aria & cabaletta | ||
| Giselda's tenor | I Lombardi | Verdi | «La mia letizia infondere» | ||
| Rodolfo | La bohème | Puccini | «Che gelida manina», duets | ||
| Pinkerton | Madama Butterfly | Puccini | «Addio fiorito asil» |
| Roméo | Roméo et Juliette | Gounod | «Ah! lève-toi, soleil», duets | ||
| Faust | Faust | Gounod | «Salut, demeure chaste et pure» | ||
| Werther | Werther | Massenet | «Pourquoi me réveiller» |
| Don Ottavio | Don Giovanni | Mozart | «Dalla sua pace», «Il mio tesoro» | ||
| Belmonte / Pedrillo | Die Entführung | Mozart | «O wie ängstlich», «Frisch zum Kampfe» | ||
| Lenski | Eugene Onegin | Tchaikovsky | Lenski's aria |
| Sam Kaplan | Street Scene | K. Weill | «Lonely House» | ||
| Tassilo | Gräfin Mariza | Kálmán | «Wenn es Abend wird» | ||
| Cox / Box | Cox and Box | Sullivan | «Who are you, sir?» |
| Javier | Luisa Fernanda | Moreno Torroba | Role — Brussels Operette Theater | ||
| La tabernera del puerto | Sorozábal | «No puede ser» | |||
| El caserío | Guridi | «Yo no sé qué veo en Ana Mari» | |||
| La pícara molinera | Luna | «Paxarín, tú que vuelas» | |||
| Canciones | Falla | Siete canciones populares españolas |
| Lieder | Schubert | Schwanengesang, Winterreise (sel.), «Ständchen» | |||
| Lieder | Schumann | Liederkreis Op.24 & Op.39 | |||
| Lieder | R. Strauss | «Morgen», «Cäcilie» + wide selection | |||
| Sonetti di Petrarca | Liszt | Années de pèlerinage II — see Projects |
| Mélodies | Fauré | «Après un rêve», «Fleur jetée» + selection | |||
| Mélodies | Duparc | Wide selection |
| Songs of Travel · «Silent Noon» | Vaughan Williams | ||||
| Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo | Britten | ||||
| Folk Songs Arrangements | Britten |
| Tenor | Messiah | Handel | «Every valley», «Thou shalt break» | ||
| Tenor | Misa Criolla | Ramírez | In preparation |
| Voice & Guitar | Canciones españolas antiguas | García Lorca | |||
| Voice & Guitar | Siete canciones populares | Falla | |||
| Voice & Guitar | Volver | Gardel / Le Pera | |||
| Voice & Guitar | Ständchen | Schubert | Guitar & voice version |
A didactic concert programme conceived for schools, conservatories, and general venues, exploring Liszt's celebrated settings of Petrarch's sonnets. The programme presents the vocal versions composed for tenor and piano alongside the solo piano versions, illuminating why Liszt wrote two entirely distinct treatments of the same texts — and what this reveals about the relationship between poetry, the singing voice, and the keyboard.
Between each piece, an actor presents the original Petrarch sonnets and contextualises their place in literary and musical history, making the evening both an intimate concert and an accessible introduction to one of the song repertoire's most profound cycles.
Triolé is a chamber trio formed at the Conservatorium Maastricht, bringing together voice, violin, and piano in an intimate concert format. The ensemble explores the crossroads between art song, classical chamber music, and interdisciplinary performance, presenting programmes that engage both seasoned concert-goers and new audiences.
The trio has performed at Domani — Podium voor morgen (Maastricht) and the Muziekgebouw Eindhoven, where they were invited as the first Lunchtime Concert of 2025.
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