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Internationally celebrated mezzo-soprano Sophia Grech is hailed by The Sunday Times as "a singer who delivers without effort."

Sophia has been featured and reviewed in the world’s press including newspapers and magazines, having also given television and radio interviews throughout a career spanning three decades. Sophia has won great acclaim for her performances at leading concert halls, opera houses and international festivals worldwide; leading to regular invitations to give masterclasses around the world. In 2015 Sophia was diagnosed with autism and is now an appointed Ambassador on behalf of associated organisations worldwide alongside her artistic career. Sophia's book, titled I Wish I Could Sing - a singing guide for amateurs, was published by Olympia in 2020 and in 2023 was also published and launched in Malta by the Maltese Government - Ministry for Inclusion and the Voluntary Sector, for which she has been appointed Ambassador for Autism. 

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"Sophia Grech is a sensuous and strong performer with a richly expressive voice, moreover she tops her singing with a presence that immediately captures her audience." - The Sunday Times

"Sophia Grech officially opens the Chris Page Centre." - The Independent


"Sophia Grech cuts the ribbon at the Chris Page Centre." - The Business Magazine 

OPERA STAR & AUTISM

OPERA STAR & AUTISM

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BOOKS

I WISH I COULD SING

I WISH I COULD SING

Published in two languages, Grech looks at access to singing for those who want to start learning to sing or even improve their voice. - 

"Sophia Grech has a charming stage presence and sings without effort, displaying graceful eloquence and tonal flexibility."- The Malta Independent

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