BIO

Frédérike
Borsarello-Trésallet

Singer, pianist, and oboist, trained at the CRR of Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, Boulogne, and Paris, she performs in various chamber and orchestral formations, including the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra. She studied jazz vocals with Laurence Saltiel, then lyrical singing with Isa Lagarde, and contemporary singing/theater music with Valérie Philippin. Her encounter with Valérie Philippin made voice the center of her passions. Curious, she explores the voice in all its states, collaborating with artists like Walter Thompson and François Jeanneau. She participates in several creations, including "Étrangement bleu" by Tristan Macé for four solo voices and a jazz octet, or "Consensus partium" by Alessandro Bosetti and David Christofel for vocal trio, brass trio, and radio band. A member since 2011 of the Brussels Vocal Project, she performs on various European stages and participates in the recording of the album "The Art of Love." With the Multipistes Collective, she creates "Pièces-minute," a contemporary musical theater show. Her interest in musical theater continues within the Ensemble DéCLIC, directed by Valérie Philippin. Passionate about pedagogy, she holds a certificate in musical education and singing. In 2013, she created, in collaboration with Emmanuel Touchard, the Musical Comedy department at the CRR of Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, where she teaches vocal and pedagogical coordination. Since 2022, she has been part of the teaching team at the CNSM of Paris for the Advanced Music Education program in vocal training. In parallel, she coordinates artistic and vocal coaching for the show "Adèle Berry," produced by Lune Bleue Productions. The release of "Atelier du Jazz," a musical education method for Jazz, edited by Editions Billaudot in collaboration with Laurent Colombani, is planned for 2024. She will also be recording with the National Jazz Orchestra in August 2024 on an original song project under the direction of Fred Maurin.