Internationally celebrated mezzo-soprano Sophia Grech is hailed by The Sunday Times as "a powerful voice in the arts". Sophia has been featured and reviewed in the world’s press including newspapers and magazines, having also given television and radio interviews throughout a career spanning over two decades. Sophia has won great acclaim for her performances at leading concert halls, opera houses and international festivals worldwide, leading to regular invitations to give masterclasses around the world. In 2015 Sophia was diagnosed with autism and is now a leading Ambassador on behalf of associated organisations alongside her performing career. Sophia is the author of the book, I Wish I Could Sing, published by Olympia. Press: The Sunday Times: Grech's Carmen was fiery and elegant, she has a big voice which she delivers without effort. Daily Mail - Interview: Sophia talks candidly about her Autism diagnosis. Fanfare Magazine - review - Crystal Records: Grech gets to the core of the texts with rich tonal shading and deep poetic essence. The Sunday Times: In Maltese, Grech has managed to adapt herself so tactfully in delivering Maltese language songs with a diction and clarity that few can emulate. The Malta Independent: Grech has a charming stage presence and sings without effort. The Spectator Magazine: The voice of celebrated mezzo Sophia Grech filled the auditorium with expressive vocal power. www.mezzo-soprano-sophia-grech.co.uk