
MARIA MYSACHENKO
Soprano
About
homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto - Terence
This season, Maria Mysachenko sings Flora in Benjamin Brittens' The Turn of the Screw at Theater und Orchester Heidelberg.
The young soprano was born into a family of musicians in Kiev and made her debut at the age of 14 as Sophie in Benjamin Britten's children's opera The Little Sweep at the Theater Bonn. At fifteen, she appeared in a film by Dieter Wedel, only to complete her acting studies under Kaca Celan a year later as the youngest full scholarship student in her class.The young soprano began her vocal studies at the HfMT Cologne. A DAAD scholarship brought her in touch with Prof. Tamar Rachum, with whom she continued her studies at the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music Tel Aviv, where she debuted as Cleopatra in Handel's opera Giulio Cesare in Egitto and completed her Bachelor of Music. That same year, she made her debut as Queen of the Night in Mozart's Magic Flute at the Rally Festival in Caesarea. There is a close collaboration with the Opernwerkstatt am Rhein, where she was recently heard as Tchaikovskys' Snegurochka.
In addition to opera, the concert stage has always been of great importance to Maria Mysachenko: she regularly performs internationally with various orchestras and choirs, especially with repertoire ranging from Baroque to early Romanticism on stages such as the Großes Konzerthaus Solingen, Rheinische Philharmonie Koblenz, Haifa Concert Hall, Jerusalem Theatre and Alma Hall Ewen Yehuda.
Her musical career has brought her together with conductors such as Thomas Neuhoff, Ronen Borshevsky, Barak Tal, Sybille Wagner and Andreas Pabst as well as with directors such as Igor Folwill, Ari Teperberg, Nikolaus Büchel and Oliver Klöter.
She received further musical impulses on courses with Arthur Janzen, Judith Lindenbaum, Inessa Galante, Klesie Kelly, Thomas Heyer, Regina Werner-Dietrich, Dalia Schaechter, as well as Wolfgang Klose, who is currently guiding her further vocal development.
Scholarships from tro Musikproduktion, Theater TAS, PROMOS from the DAAD and the Excellence Scholarship from the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music supported her artistic development.
In addition to her musical studies, Maria Mysachenko has studied eight languages - several of which she speaks fluently - and completed her studies in History & Musicology (Double B.A., University of Cologne) and International Mediation (M.A., Tel Aviv University) as a MASA grantee.

Calendar
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most cultural events have been postponed or cancelled.
New dates to follow soon. Stay tuned!
30.08.2020, Stiftskiche Bonn
Franz Schubert
Messe in B-Dur, op. 141
Postponed due to the Corona pandemic
03.12.2021 - cancelled
Halle G
MuseumsQuartier Wien
Robert Jíša
Durst
Chamber opera
by Linda Samaraweerová
04.12.2021 - cancelled
Halle G
MuseumsQuartier Wien
Robert Jíša
Durst
Chamber opera
by Linda Samaraweerová
06.12.2021
Grevenbroich
Kölner Opernkiste
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Die kleine Zauberflöte
Pamina
10.12.2021
Aarbergen-Michelbach
Kölner Opernkiste
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Die kleine Zauberflöte
Pamina
16.12.2021
Allendorf/Eder
Kölner Opernkiste
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Die kleine Zauberflöte
Pamina
19.12.2021
Mettmann
Kölner Opernkiste
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Die kleine Zauberflöte
Pamina
24.12.2021
St. Maria im Kapitol
Köln
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Missa Brevis - KV259
Sopran Solo
27.02.2022
Theater und Orchester Heidelberg
Benjamin Britten
The Turn of the Screw
Flora
27.03.2022
St. Marien, Düren
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Requiem - KV626
Sopran Solo
27.03.2022
St. Marien, Düren
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Stabat Mater
Sopran Solo
25.04.2022
Theater und Orchester Heidelberg
Benjamin Britten
The Turn of the Screw
Flora













"The childlike speaking of the text was echoed in pure, wistful and young sounds by soprano Maria Mysachenko" - Pamela Hickman
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