Indonesian-born Soprano Erika Tandiono specialises in music from the 16th to the 18th century and is praised for her “bell-clear” voice, virtuosity and excellent musical ornaments. At the moment she lives in Bremen.

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"Ricreatione d'Arcadia" with Musica getutscht

"Cornelia Fahrion and Erika Tandiono sang their duets and solos with powerfully radiant, vibrato-free clarity, with beguilingly pure sensuality and always tenderly seductive passion."

Günter Matysiak, WESER-KURIER, July 2022 (self-translated from German)

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St. John Passion by J.S. Bach

"Dancingly exhilarating was Erika Tandiono's soprano aria "Ich folge dir gleichfalls" with this "gleichfalls" so cleverly symbolized by flutes playing in unison."

Günter Matysiak, WESER-KURIER, September 2021 (self-translated from German)

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Requiem by Gabriel Fauré

"The Pie Jesu is often sung by a boy but soloist Erika Tandiono demonstrated a female voice can be as affecting, if held in check with absolute faithfulness to the simple melody and with bell-like clarity."

Suzanne Yanko, CLASSIC MELBOURNE, September 2017

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Miserere by Gregorio Allegri

"All credit to soprano Erika Tandiono for her unshakeable high C’s..."

Shamistha de Soysa, SOUNDS LIKE SYDNEY, August 2016

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Jesu, meine Freude by Dietrich Buxtehude

"The soloists... gave excellent service, in particular a bell-clear Unter deinem Schirmen aria from Tandiono."

Clive O'Connell, SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, November 2013

Photo credit: John Luke José