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Conductor
- Mikhail Agrest
- Alexander Briger
- Nicholas Cleobury
- Francesco Corti
- Laurence Cummings
- Elias Grandy
- Marco Guidarini
- Elgar Howarth
- Julia Jones
- Nicholas Kok
- Robert Levin
- Andrea Licata
- Nicholas McGegan
- Andrew Parrott
- David Parry
- Geoffrey Paterson
- Emmanuel Plasson
- Tobias Ringborg
- Gennady Rozhdestvensky
- Yuri Simonov
- Philipp von Steinaecker
- Pierre-André Valade
- Composer
- Stage director
- Designer
- Movement
- Soprano
- Mezzo-soprano
- Countertenor
- Tenor
- Baritone
- Bass-baritone
- Bass
- Piano
- Harpsichord
- Cello
- Clarinet
- Chamber Ensemble
- Vocal Ensemble
- Baroque Ensemble
Katalin Károlyi is represented by Rayfield Allied worldwide.
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Katalin Károlyi
Mezzo-soprano
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Katalin Karolyi’s committed, warmly open performance
Erica Jeal, The Guardian
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Born in Hungary, Katalin Károlyi studied singing with Noëlle Barker and Julia Hamari. She went on to set up Studio Versailles Opéra with Rachel Yakar and René Jacobs. Other conductors she has worked with include Yehudi Menuhin, William Christie, Phillip Herreweghe and David Robertson.
Opera productions include performances at the Opéra National de Paris, Teatro alla Scala, Wiener Festwochen, Almeida Opera and the Festival d’Aix en Provence. She has also appeared at Ravinia Festival Chicago, Salzburg Festival, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Barbican Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hall, BBC Proms and Cité de la Musique.
She frequently appears with ensembles including Ictus, London Sinfonietta, Ensemble Intercontemporain, Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, Amadinda, Asko-Schoenberg, Musikfabrik, Los Angeles Philharmonic New Music Group and Seoul Philharmonic. She has had numerous works composed for her including Ligeti’s Sippal, Dobbal, Nádihegedüvel which she has given frequent performances of, as well as a recording for Teldec Classics.
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Barbican Hall, 27 April 2012Spat into a megaphone, declaimed, chanted, barked out in German, split into hiccuping clusters of mis-stressed syllables, whooping in and out of falsetto (Bloom) or pirouetting in the stratosphere (Hannigan), the singing of the cast is impeccable. The most confident, volatile comic opera for a decade, Earnest demands a full staging.
Anna Picard, The IndependentWhen Barbara Hannigan's Cecily and Katalin Károlyi's Gwendolen argue over tea and muffins about which of them is engaged to Ernest...they communicate through megaphones, accompanied by one of the orchestra's percussionists solemnly smashing a series of dinner plates...It's all ferociously difficult to sing and play, but the performance under Adès seemed staggeringly good.
Andrew Clements, The GuardianBarbara Hannigan and Katalin Karolyi sparred sensationally as Cecily and Gwendolen
Barry Millington, The Evening StandardThe acidic meeting between Barbara Hannigan’s cool-as-her-cucumber-sandwiches Cecily and Katalin Károlyi’s tremulous Gwendolen is accompanied by a virtuoso smashing of dinner plates (40 of them, one after another) by the percussionist, followed by pistol shots.
Richard Morrison, The Times
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Katalin Károlyi’s Concert Repertoire
- ANDRIESSEN
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- De Staat
- BACH
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- Magnificat
- Weihnachts - Oratorium
- Johannes - Passion
- Matthäus - Passion
- Messe in h - Moll
- Motetten
- BARTÓK
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- Dorfszenen
- Nyolc magyar népdal
- (Five Hungarian Songs)
- BEETHOVEN
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- Missa Solemnis
- BERIO
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- Sequenza III
- Cercles
- Calmo
- Folk Songs
- Weill-songs
- Beatles-songs
- BENJAMIN
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- Into the Little Hill*
- BOUCHOT
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- Unser Leben ist ein Shatten
- BRAHMS
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- Zigeunerlieder
- Liebeslieder
- Zwei gesänge
- BROWN
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- Windsor Jambs
- CAGE
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- A Flower
- She is a Sleep
- Forever and Sunsmell
- The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs
- CHARPENTIER
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- Historia Esther
- DE FALLA
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- Siete Canciones Populares Espanolas
- DUKAY
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- Mist hovering over the face of the deep
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- DVORAK
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- Stabat Mater
- ESTERHÁZY
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- Harmonia Caelestis
- FINNISSI
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- Ngano
- HANDEL
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- Messiah
- HARVEY
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- One Evening
- JENEY
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- Halotti szertartás - WP
- (Funeral Rite)
- Psaume 5. - WP
- KURTÁG
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- Eszká
- What is the Word
- Two Beckett songs
- LIGETI
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- Síppal, dobbal,nádihegedűvel - WP
- Aventures / Nouvelles Aventures
- LISZT
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- Via crucis
- MAHLER
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- Kindertotenlieder
- MANTOVANI
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- La Morte Meditata
- MESSIAEN
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- Cinq rechants
- MOZART
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- Requiem
- MUSSEAU
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- Amis mots
- PERGOLESI
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- Stabat Mater
- PURCELL
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- The Welcome Song 1683
- RACHMANINOV
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- Vespers
- RAVEL
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- Sheherezade
- REICH
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- Tehillim
- Music for 18 Musicians
- Drumming
- RIEBEL
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- Hamadun
- SÁRY
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- Miniatűrök
- Invokáció
- SCARLATTI
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- Oratorio de San Filippo Neri
- SCELSI
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- ckckc I-II
- SCIARRINO
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- Infinito Nero
- SCHÖNBERG
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- Pierrot lunaire*
- SCHUBERT
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- Ständchen D 920
- VAN DE PUTTE
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- Addiemento - WP
- VIVALDI
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- Gloria
- WOOLRICH
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- The Sea and its Shore - WP
- WOLF / GRISEY
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- Wolf Lieder
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- Indicates that Katalin Károlyi has given the World Premiere of this work
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Katalin Károlyi’s Opera Repertoire
- BARRY
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- The Importance of Being Earnest (Gwendolen) - WP
- BARTÓK
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- A Kékszakállú herceg vára (Judit)
- (Bluebeard's Castle)
- BIZET
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- Carmen (Carmen)
- CHARPENTIER
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- Médée (Bellone, Deuxième Fantôme)
- La descente d’Orphée aux Enfers (Aréthuze)
- Les Plaisirs de Versailles (La Conversation)
- Les Arts Florissants (L'Architecture)
- DONATONI
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- Alfred, Alfred (Eleonor) - WP
- GLUCK
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- Orfeo ed Eurydice (Orfeo)
- KYRIAKIDES
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- An Ocean of Rain (Cairo) - WP
- LANDI
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- Il Sant’Alessio (Nutrice)
- LIGETI
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- Aventures / Nouvelles Aventures
- Le Grand Macabre (Amando)*
- MONTEVERDI
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- Il ritorno d’Ulisse (Fortuna/Melanto/Penelope)
- L'Orfeo (La Messaggera)
- MOZART
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- Le Nozze di Figaro (Cherubino)
- Die Zauberflöte (Zweite, Dritte Dame)
- MUSSORGSKY
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- Boris Godunov (Fyodor)
- PERI
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- Euridice (Euridice)
- POULENC
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- Dialogues des Carmélites (Mère Marie)*
- RAMEAU
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- Hippolyte et Aricie (Oenone)
- ROSSINI
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- Comte Ory (Isoliero)
- La Cenerentola (Cenerentola)
- SCIARRINO
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- Infinito Nero (Maria Maddalena de Pazzi)
- STRAVINSKY
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- The Rake’s Progress (Baba the Turk)*
- STRAUSS
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- Elektra (Zweite Magd)
- TARANU
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- Oreste et Oedipe (Electra) - WP
- TCHAIKOVSKY
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- Eugene Onegin (Olga)
- VERDI
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- Rigoletto (Magdalena)
- VIVALDI
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- La Senna Festeggiante (La Virtú)
- WOOLRICH
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- The Sea and its Shore - WP
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