On Thursday evening Tülay Uyar was the star guest at Hallfield Insights. The 8^th event in the series, Hallfield Insights features inspirational speakers at the top of their profession.

Who is Tülay Uyar?

Turkish soprano Tülay Uyar’s illustrious career spans over 35 countries, gracing prestigious concert halls and opera houses worldwide. Trained by renowned artists like State Artist Soprano Suna Korad and Prof. Gabriella Lechner, she holds degrees from Bilkent University, the University of Music and Dramatic Arts in Vienna, Mimar Sinan University, and Istanbul University. Tülay has performed lead roles in operas such as Handel’s “Semele” and “Alcina,” Starvinsky’s “The Rake’s Progress,” and Mozart’s “Cosi Fan Tutte,” captivating audiences with her mesmerising voice.

Her repertoire extends beyond classical opera, including performances in musicals like “West Side Story” and “Fantastics.” Tülay’s collaborations with symphonic orchestras and chamber ensembles have showcased her versatility, interpreting works ranging from Beethoven’s 9th Symphony to Elgar’s “Spirit of England.” Notably, she is the voice of Disney characters in Turkish versions of beloved films like “Cinderella,” “Pocahontas,” and “The Little Mermaid,” amongst others.

With a repertoire as diverse as her international performances, Tülay Uyar continues to enchant audiences with her extraordinary vocal talent and musical versatility.