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Elena Mosuc

Name
  
Elena Mosuc

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operatic soprano

Role
  
Operatic soprano

Elena Mosuc Romanian soprano Elena Mosuc acclaimed in US for leading
Born
  
January 18, 1964 (
1964-01-18
)
Iasi - Romania

Albums
  
Donizetti Heroines, Arte-Nova Voices, Symphony no. 2


Similar
  
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Elena Moșuc, cea mai bună soprană la Opera Star, Oscar della Lirica


Elena Moșuc (born 18 January 1964) is a Romanian operatic soprano.

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Closely connected to the Zürich Opera House, Elena Moșuc has constantly performed to all the important opera houses and festivals in Europe (Barcelona, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Vienna, Salzburg, Paris, London, Milan, Rome, Venice, Verona, Brussels, Amsterdam), United States (New York Metropolitan, Dallas), Japan and China. Moșuc also appears regularly at the Romanian National Opera houses.

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Soprana Elena Moșuc a câștigat premiul internațional „Oscar Della Lirica”


Biography

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Born in Iași, Romania, Moșuc educated at the George Enescu Conservatory, and before completing her studies she started singing at the Iași Romanian National Opera. In 1990, she received the first prize at the ARD International Music Competition in Munich, which opened the way for an international career.

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At the Zürich Opera House, she appeared in various roles, among others as the Queen of the Night, Konstanze, Donna Anna, Lucia di Lammermoor, Linda di Chamounix, Elvira, Gilda, Violetta, Luisa Miller, Sophie, Zerbinetta, Aminta/Timidia (The silent woman), Musetta, Micaëla, Marguerite, Liù, Medora (Il Corsaro), Nedda, Mrs. Alice Ford, Stella, Olympia, Antonia and Giulietta.

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Moșuc received many prestigious prizes. In 1991, she won the international Monte-Carlo music competition, followed by the European Furtherance Prize for Music, in 1993, and the Premio Bellini d’ Oro, in Catania, in 1995. In 2002, Moșuc received the Premio Zenatello di Verona, and in 2004 the Premio Verdi di Modena and the Premio Verdi di Verona. In 2009, Moşuc was the first soprano in Eastern Europe to receive the international award Siola d'oro.

In 2005, Moșuc was appointed an Officer of the Arts by the Romanian presidency. She received Romania's “Woman of the Year" award in 2009. In the same year, she received her doctor’s degree in music science at the National University of Music Bucharest. In 2010, Elena Moșuc became honorary citizen of her native city, Iași.

Discography

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  • Notre Amour – French and Romanian songs (with texts and translations): George Enescu – Sept chansons de Clement Marot Op. 15; Ernest Chausson – 5 chansons; Claude Debussy – Nuit d'Étoiles; Gabriel Fauré – 6 chansons; Diamandi Gheciu – Si daca...; Sabin Drăgoi – Crizanteme; Carmen Petra Basacopol – Zoril-si mana cerbii de foc; Vasile Spătărelu – Somnoroase pasarele; Felicia Donceanu – Note de primavara; Pascal Bentoiu – April; Mihail Jora – Primavara; Tiberiu Brediceanu – Floricica de pe apa Doina Stancutei. Achim Stoia – Cand treci, bade, pe la noi; Eduard Caudella – Ochi albastri-s dragalasi. With Sabine Vatin, piano. Arte Nova Voices 2002
  • Donizetti Heroines

  • Elena Moșuc Elena Mouc Site Officiel

    Songs

    Anna Bolena: Coppia iniquaDonizetti Heroines · 2013
    Cand treci - bade - pe la noiArte-Nova Voices · 2002
    Ochi albastri-s dragalasiArte-Nova Voices · 2002

    References

    Elena Moșuc Wikipedia


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