Nominated to the 100 Leading Women 2022, Chile.

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The Chilean soprano Alyson Rosales started her professional studies at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Chile.

Afterwards, she studied for three consecutive years with Ahlke Scheffelt. 
Her voice took her to Stuttgart, Germany, where she graduated with distinct honors at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst. This upcoming June, she will finish her master degree with professor Turid Karlsen.
 

Recently, in July 2022, she made her debut at the Teatro Colon as a guest at Javier Camarena's "Grandes Interpretes" concert, presented as a "Young Rising Star".

Alyson has been awarded with several prizes in numerous international competitions: Fourth Prize and two special prizes at the Competizione dell' Opera 2019 in Russia, First Prize at the Musikpreis des Lionsclub Schlossgarten Stuttgart 2021, First Prize at the “King’s Peak International Music Competition”, Fifth Prize at the Neapolitan Masters 2018, Gold Medal at the 4th Manhattan International Competition, Audience Award at the Nuit Lyriques de Marmande 2018. In Chile she was awarded First Prize, the award for the best classified Chilean singer and the audience award at the Dr. Luis Sigall International Contest 2018, and First Prize and the award for the best interpretation of a song by a Chilean composer at the Contest “Mujeres en la Música III”.

Ms. Rosales made her debut as Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi (G. Puccini) in 2021 at the Berlin Opera Academy. In 2019 she performed the role of the First Nymph in Rusalka (A. Dvorák) at the Tiroler Festspiele Erl in Austria.

Ms. Rosales’ versatility allowed her to perform as a soloist in Carmina Burana (Carl Orff), Magnificat (J.S. Bach), Magnificat (A.Vivaldi), Ein Deutsches Requiem (J.Brahms), Requiem (W.A. Mozart), among others.

The soprano has taken masterclasses with world-renowned personalities such as Javier Camarena, Elly Ameling, Margreet Honig, Inge Borkh, David Weckham, Stefania Dovhan, Peter Berner, Eduard Giménez, Nobuko Amemiya, Bernardo Villalobos, among others.  

​Alyson has received scholarships from different institutions such as the Ibáñez Atkinson Foundation, the NMWA Chile, the , Rotary Stuttgart and the Richard Wagner International Association.