Susannah Lawergren: Singing across centuries
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Susannah Lawergren: Singing across centuries
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Susannah Lawergren has developed a reputation as a beautifully clear soprano with “stunning vocal expression” and “compelling stagecraft”. A principal artist with both The Song Company and Bach Akadamie Australia, she’s also performed with our other top ensembles, from Sydney Chamber Choir and Opera Australia, to Cantillation and Ensemble Offspring, plus has appeared at the Sydney and Adelaide Festivals and the Canberra International Music Festival.
In this conversation, Susannah speaks candidly about her musical upbringing and studies, and reflects on the unique qualities of singing in different languages, explaining how language profoundly shapes vocal expression. We hear about how a beer at a pub serendipitously led to her involvement with Bach Akadamie Australia, plus about her career-making role with The Song Company. She also delves into the technical and emotional challenges of singing early and contemporary music, the importance of vocal pedagogy, and how her teaching approach emphasises sustainable practice and motor learning.
Susannah Lawergren performs The Class of 85 with Bach Akadamie Australia 30 May to 1 June, followed by Love’s Four Seasons with The Song Company from 6 to 15 June.