Marc Sala was born in Barcelona (Spain) in 1981. Since young age he studied vocal technique with teachers Fernando Bañó, Eduard Giménez and Ana Luisa Chova, and took courses and Master-classes with maestros Raúl Giménez, Antoni Ros-Marbá, Dalton Baldwin, Giuseppe Montanari (Scala di Milano), Ana Luisa Chova and Viorica Cortez. He studied History of Art in the Universitat Autònoma of Barcelona. Marc Sala offered concerts of Opera, Zarzuela and Lied in Milan, London, Tokyo, Panama and Costa Rica. He also sung the solo tenor score in many choral compositions, Mozart’s Requiem (KV 626) or Schubert’s Mass in G (D167).
In April 2004, he made his stage debut with Mozart’s “Bastiano e Bastiana” in Milan and Florence.
Since then he performed several operas: “Die Zauberflöte” by Mozart (Tamino); “Il Barbiere di Siviglia” by Paisiello (d’Almaviva Conte); Donizetti’s “L’elisir d’amore” (Nemorino); "Il Re Pastore" by Mozart (Agenore); Mozart‘s "Schauspieldirektor" (Msr. Vogelsang) or “Dr. Miracle” by G. Bizet (Silvio). He also sings Zarzuela’s repertoire like “Luisa Fernanda” or “La Chulapona” by F. Moreno Torroba. He worked with music conductors such as Guerásim Voronkov, James Demby, Manuel Valdivieso, Jean-luc Tingaud and Daniel Martinez.
He won the Special Price “Umberto Gentile” in the International Singing Competition “Francesco Paolo Tosti”, celebrated in Ortona (Italy) in May 2004. In that same contest he was also awarded the “International Exchange with Nara (Japan)” price, consisting in a series of concerts in the main Japanese cities. He sung in Tokyo, in the prestigious Music College of Osaka and at the Todaiji temple in Nara.
In may 2010 he did his debut in France as Tamino in “Die Zauberflöte” in Théâtre Roger Barat in Herblay (Paris). In July 2010 he does his debut in Germany as Cléomène in Rossini’s “Le Siège de Corinthe” in the prestigious Rossini Festival of Wilbad.
Next May 2011 he will be Duca di Mantova in Verdi’s “Rigoletto” in Herblay-Paris.
