Mirella Hagen
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Mirella Hagen in Nabucco (Seizoen 2012-2013)
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Mirella Hagen in Nabucco (Seizoen 2012-2013)
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Mirella Hagen in The Magic Flute (Seizoen 2012-2013)
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Mirella Hagen in The Magic Flute (Seizoen 2012-2013)
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soprano in Operalunch / Verdi vs. Wagner
Biography
Education
Vocal studies at the State Academy of Music in Karlsruhe and at the State Academy of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart with Prof. Ulrike Sonntag; master classes with Prof. KS Edith Mathis & Helen Donath.
Career
Member of the Opera Studio of the Staatsoper Stuttgart, 2010-2011
Member of the ensemble of Theater Regensburg, 2011-2012
Highlights
Valencienne/Die lustige Witwe, Gretel/ the Sandmann/ Taumännchen/Hänsel und Gretel, 5e Magd/Elektra (Theater Regensburg); Ida/Die Fledermaus, Anna Kennedy/Maria Stuarda, Ännchen/Freischütz, Blumenmädchen 2/2 /Parsifal, Fekluscha/Katja Kabanova (Staatsoper Stuttgart); Schumann's Scenes from Goethe's Faust conducted by Helmuth Rilling (Stuttgart, Bonn)
Prizes
Second prize in the Hochschulwettbewerb in Freiburg, 2008
Winner of the Paula Salomon-Lindberg Competition of the Berlin University of Arts, 2007
Thomas Wiese Award for Liedgestaltung, 2009
Recent and future productions
Soprano/Classics in the city, Papagena/Die Zauberflöte, Anna/Nabucco, Blumenmädchen/Parsifal (Vlaamse Opera)
http://mirella-hagen.com/
Last update on 28 August 2012
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