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Georgia Tryfona
Danai Vritsiou

Tryfona
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Georgia Tryfona

soprano

The Greek soprano studied at the Berlin University of the Arts. Part of her training was also private singing lessons with professors: Barbara Bonney, Angelika Kirchschlager, Prof. Angela Nick, Prof. Helga Wagner, John Norris, Doreen DeFeis. She received the 3rd prize at the Open Auditions at the Classical Opera in 2015, was twice winner of the singing competition of the Rheinsberg Castle Chamber Opera, where she made her debut in 2018 under the direction of Ivo Hentschel as Despina (Cosi fan tutti). She also won a special prize at the II International Giulio Perotti Competition 2012 for the best Mozart aria. In 2018 she sang in Parnasso in the Festa production of the Handel Festival in Halle. Some of the roles she sang on stage were: Clarice / Gli astrologi immaginari (Teatro Romano Aosta), Giulietta (I Capuletti ei Montecchi), Adina (Elisir d'amore) in Wernigerode Castle, Berta (Barber of Seville) next to Alfonso Antoniocci, Dorinda (Orlando) in the concert hall Frankfurt (Oder), Adele (Die Fledermaus), Zerlina (Don Giovanni) under the direction of Bruno Weill, Belinda (Dido and Aeneas), Barbarina (Figaro's marriage) in the ETA Hoffmann Theater . In 2019 she also sang as a soloist with the Komische Oper Orchester in der Schöpf (Haydn) and the German Requiem (Brahms) as well as in Telemann's Johannes Passion with the International Bach Academy Stuttgart. She has a scholarship from the Richard-Wagner-Verband-Berlin eV. The upcoming concerts in 2021 include a bel canto gala in the Alte Oper Frankfurt and an opera concert in the Komische Oper Berlin.

Vritsiou

Danai Vritsiou

pianist

Danai Vritsiou studied piano and musicology at the University of Athens in Greece, at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich and at the University of Music and Theater in Munich. She completed her master's degree in piano concert, with a focus on "Robert Schumann's piano music from 1830 - 1838" and also specializes in dance accompaniment. She has given solo and chamber music concerts at home and abroad and she has participated in many international master classes. She is a scholarship holder of the Richard Wagner Association Nuremberg and the State Scholarships Foundation of Athens (IKY). She has lived and worked in Germany since 2010.

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