Biography
The mezzo-soprano Felicitas Brunke studied with Prof. Marga Schiml and Prof. Friedemann Röhlig and graduated in BA/MA Opera at the University of Music Karlsruhe. In addition, she completed her Master studies in Lied with Prof. Mitsuko Shirai and Prof. Hartmut Höll and graduated with honour. She received further influences in her Liedstudies through the work and concert activity with the pianist Markus Hadulla.Master classes with Hilde Zadek, Brigitte Fassbaender, Julia Varady, Marlis Petersen, Udo Reinemann, Lioba Braun, Daniel Fueter and Ileana Cotrubas completed her studies. Currently she is working with Prof. Charlotte Lehmann. As a child, she gained first stage experiences at the children's chorus of the Stuttgart State Opera. It was followed by small solos as „the shepherd“ in G. Pucc
Performance credits
Past performances 2015 — Yesterday
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Prinz Methusalem (Prince Methuselah), Strauss II
Operettenbühne HombrechtikonMethusalem
View cast and crewWhere the Wild Things Are, Knussen
Badisches Staatstheater KarlsruheMama's voice (Mama) + 1 roles
View cast and crewFeatured past performances
Prinz Methusalem (Prince Methuselah), Strauss II
Operettenbühne HombrechtikonMethusalem
View cast and crewIntro showreel
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Georges Bizet: Habanera - Carmen
Biography
The mezzo-soprano Felicitas Brunke studied with Prof. Marga Schiml and Prof. Friedemann Röhlig and graduated in BA/MA Opera at the University of Music Karlsruhe. In addition, she completed her Master studies in Lied with Prof. Mitsuko Shirai and Prof. Hartmut Höll and graduated with honour. She received further influences in her Liedstudies through the work and concert activity with the pianist Markus Hadulla.Master classes with Hilde Zadek, Brigitte Fassbaender, Julia Varady, Marlis Petersen, Udo Reinemann, Lioba Braun, Daniel Fueter and Ileana Cotrubas completed her studies. Currently she is working with Prof. Charlotte Lehmann. As a child, she gained first stage experiences at the children's chorus of the Stuttgart State Opera. It was followed by small solos as „the shepherd“ in G. Pucc
