Into the little Hill – G. Benjamin
Teatro real / Teatros del canal, Madrid
2020
“The voices of soprano J. Daviet and mezzo C. Merckx, splendid in the vocal parts and elegant in their movements to avoid dancers and set obstacles.”
El Pais/ J.F. Guerra
“Camille Merckx, who has already performed the role on many occasions, has a dark timbre which is ideal for the part, and sang with elegance.”
Beckmesser.com/Redactorm
Into the little Hill – G. Benjamin
Athénée theater, Paris
2020
“Camille Merckx lends her full-bodied and shapeshifting alto to the Minister and the Minister’s wife.”
Télérama / S. Bourdais
“Camille Merckx shows a real alto voice with an ample and strong lower registre.”
Forum Opera / A. Jamar
“Camille Merckx soothes our hearts with her admirably precise and intense low notes and her perfect articulation.”
Concertonet.fr / F. Coudeyrat
G. Pesson – Trois Contes
Lille opera house
2019
“Marc Mauillon and Camille Merckx associate clarity of vocal projection and a deadpan humour”
Diapason mag / P. Rigaudière
“Camille Merckx (la Reine) has an ample and meaty voice which perfectly suits the malicious or, depending on the tale’s variation, tyranic queen.”
Forum Opera / Y. Boussaert
“The richly contrasted mezzo of Camille Merckx hardens viciously.”
Télérama / S. Bourdais
“The cast is perfect, with, amonst other succulent voices, that of Camille Merckx (…)”
La Croix / B. Serrou
G. Rossini- Tancredi
Lausanne opera house
2015
“Camille Merckx (Isaura) particularly stands out by the darkness of her voice”
Concertclassic.com / P.R. Serna
F. Fiszbein – Avenida de los Incas
3518
Athénée Theater, Paris
2015
“Camille Merckx lends the endless depth of her timbre to Alma’s lamentos, locked away in her bathroom.”
ForumOpera / L.Bury
R. Strauss, Ariadne auf Naxos
Athénée theater, Paris
2013
“Among the brilliantly interpreted second parts stand out Damien Bigourdan’s dance master and Camille Merckx’s warm timbre in the Dryade.”
Classiquenews.com / R. Dor
“Camille Merckx was already riveting in Rachmaninov’s Vespers with the ensemble Les Métaboles. Unparalleled Dryade, dreamlike bronze in the Rhine maiden, in Erda, in Waltraut.”
Paperblog.fr / J. Dufour
