Soloist of the Czech National Opera
She made her debut at the Prague Chambre Opera. There after she became a member of the opera studio of the Prague National Theatre, she collaborated with Prague Opera Mozart too. Today she devotes herself to concert performances. She has recorded over 40 CDs of 17th and 18th century oratoria for Czech and foreign gramophon companies. She has partecipated in numerous international festivals with such well-known conductors as Neumann, Dohnányi, Bernius, Delogu, Strugal, Albrecht and so on. Now she sings Micaela in Bizet’s Carmen, Isabelle in Meyerbeer’s Robert le diable and Pamina in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte and Fiordiligi in Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte at the Prague State Opera.
Cast
Current repertoire
- Carmen (2003): Micaela
- La Bohème (2009): Musetta
- Rusalka (2011): First wood nymph
- The Barber of Seville (2005): Rosina
- The Magic Flute (2002): Pamina
- The Magic Flute (2011): Second Lady
- Turandot (2011): Liù
Archive
- Rusalka (2009): 1st Wood-nymph
- The Magic Flute (2010): 2nd Lady
- Turandot (2004): Liu, young slave
- Béatrice et Bénédict (2003): Hero
- Così fan tutte (2004): Fiordiligi
- Czech Christmas Mass (2005): Soprano
- Don Giovanni (2002): Donna Anna
- La Bohème (2002): Musetta
- Orlando Furioso (2002): Angelica
- Robert the Devil (2002): Isabelle, Sicilian princess
- Rusalka (2004): 1st Wood-nymph
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