THE QUEEN OF SPADES
Synne Vinje, in the role of Lisa, has a confident richness in her voice and is a singer I look forward to seeing more of in the future.”
— Loretto Villalobos, Svenska Dagbladet, 18.06.2025
“Synne Vinje’s Liza has a cutting edge to her voice and a strong presence on stage.”
— Claes Wahlin, Tidskriften Opera, 17.06.2025
“…it’s actually the women of the ensemble who shine the brightest. Soprano Synne Vinje, as Liza in a patent leather corset and lace stockings, seems capable of blowing anyone’s mind with her voice — so it’s hardly surprising that Herman falls madly and hopelessly in love with her.”
— Cecilia Djurberg, Aftonbladet, 17.06.2025
The four excellent singers perform with full-blown Tchaikovsky flair.”
— Camilla Lundberg, Dagens Nyheter, 17.06.2025
Reviews
MADAMA BUTTERFLY
“Soprano Synne Vinje as Cio-Cio-san has a rich maturity to her voice.”
— Loretto Villalobos, Tidskriften Opera, 16.07.2024
“The crystal-clear voice of Synne Vinje fills every cubic centimeter of the rustic Ånghammaren.
The Norwegian rising star charges Madama Butterfly’s most famous aria “Un bel dì vedremo” with emotions so powerful, it’s impossible not to feel shivers throughout the body.”
— Göran Sterner, Upsala Nya Tidning, 04.07.2024
LA BOHÈME
“Synne Vinje portrays her [Musetta] with bravura, as she mixes wit and sharp humour with empathy and loyalty ...a convincing role interpretation and the aria in the second act is superb!”
— Dala-Demokraten, 01.08.2022
“Synne Vinje was a stylish Musetta .”
— Seen and Heard International, 03.08.2022
SUOR ANGELICA
“Synne Vinje's Angelica is as bright as her aunt is somber and ominous, an angel in a nun's robe who turns sorrow into love - gripping and convincing.”
— Gefle Dagblad, 11.06.2022
ZANETTO
“Synne Vinje has a really beautiful voice, for which the role of Silvia seemed to fit brilliantly.”
— Kulttuurijournalismia merenpohjalta, 21.11.2023
“Synne Vinje has a soprano voice that spans from dark ebony to bright brilliance, suitable for the lyric dramatic opera roles.”
— Scholarship Committee, Stockholm Uniarts
HAUGTUSSA
Norwegian soprano Synne Vinje had selected five of them [eight songs by Edvard Grieg with texts from Arne Garborg’s cyclic Haugtussa] and sang them with poetic warmth as well as erotic glow, well nuanced.”
— Seen and Heard International, 25.07.2023
“Synne Vinje …with a voice like a mountain stream and a storm on the Northern Sea.”
— Vattnäs Konsertlada, 05.07.2023