Anzhelina Shvachka

Anzhelina[n 1] Alekseevna Shvachka (Ukrainian: Анжелина Алексеевна Швачка; born 1971) is a Ukrainian operatic mezzo-soprano singer. She is a leading soloist of the National Opera of Ukraine in Kiev,[1] where she started in 1997.

This name uses Eastern Slavic naming customs; the patronymic is Alekseevna and the family name is Shvachka.
Anzhelina Shvachka
Анжелина Алексеевна Швачка
Shvachka in 2016
Background information
Born (1971-07-17) July 17, 1971
Dnipro, Ukraine
GenresOpera
Occupation(s)Opera singer (mezzo-soprano)

Career

Shvachka was born in Dnipro, Ukraine. She is the prizewinner of Klaudia Taev Competition in 2005.[2] After that she was invited to perform numerous times with Pärnu International Opera Music Festival PromFest in Estonia and abroad. Some notable roles were the title role in Carmen (2007), Lyubasha in The Tsar's Bride (2013), Amneris in Aida (2015).[3]

She recorded Prince Igor with the NRCU Symphony Orchestra under Theodore Kuchar in 2005,[4] and Robert Ian Winstin's Oedipus Requiem with the Kiev Philharmonic in 2007.[5]

Awards

Notes and references

Notes

  1. Also transcribed as "Angelina"

References

  1. Profile, National Opera of Ukraine (in Ukrainian)
  2. "Klaudia Taev 2005 Prizewinners".
  3. Schedule at Operabase
  4. Borodin: Prince Igor (highlights), Naxos Records
  5. Winstin: Oedipus Requiem (2007), Presto Classical
  6. "УКАЗ ПРЕЗИДЕНТА УКРАЇНИ №77/2016" [Decree of the President of Ukraine No.77/2016], 2 March 2016 (in Ukrainian)
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