Aliana de la Guardia's upcoming engagements

Guerilla Opera

May 2011
“Loose, Wet Perforated”, by Nicholas Vines

The Ludovico Ensemble

March 22, 2011
Work Premiere works by Rudolf Rojahn and Andy Vores

The Ludovico Ensemble

February 10, 2011
Boston Conservatory Student Works Concert

Guerilla Opera

September 2010
“Heart of a Dog”, by Rudolf Rojahn

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Aliana’s Causes

Crowdrise LogoAliana cares deeply about the arts, and about the education and wellbeing of children in need in her community and in the United States, and has selected organizations dedicated to the advancement of the arts and children’s causes.

Learn about the charities and causes Aliana supports and any events, fund raisers, or drives Aliana is participating in by visiting her page on Crowdrise.

Combating opera’s death sentence with a Guerilla-style attack: Soprano Aliana de la Guardia on overcoming fears for opera’s future.

by Emily Šaras (March 2010)

Emily Šaras interviews de la Guardia about overcoming the obstacles of new repertoire for singers for Operagasm.

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Soprano de la Guardia’s First Dirty Paloma

by Larry Phillips (November 2009)

Phillips reviews Dirty Paloma’s inaugural concert of standard and contemporary works featuring a new work by Marti Epstein and the world premieres of new compositions by Rudolf Rojahn, Masaki Hasebe and John Murphree.

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Latest Reviews

Soprano and actress Aliana de la Guardia was at her excellent best. de la Guardia proved her ability to give lightning-quick changes of mood and the rare quality to convey instantaneously the meaning of a short song.

(The Boston Musical Intelligencer – March 2010)

De la Guardia’s work in new opera is proof of the genre’s viable potential as entertainment. By working directly with composers, she is a part of the creative process of inventing new styles and techniques for singing. Her contemporary music projects are able to connect young audiences with music about the cultural fascinations of our times.

(Operagasm – March 2010)