(…) “great heights with incredible ease, a crystalline timbre...." (…)
MAGDALENA MRČELA, DALMACIJADANAS

BIO

    Polish soprano Marcelina Román comes from a musical family, she is a third-generation opera singer and her father is a double bass player.

She began her musical education as a cellist and then received her diploma at the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław in the class of her mother, Prof. María Czechowska-Królicka. She was also a scholarship holder at the Riga Academy of Music (Prof. Lilija Greidane) and Soroptimist International. In 2018 she completed herPhD  studies.

    Her professional stage and role debiut was as a Violetta in “La Traviata” by G. Verdi with Andriy Yurkevych conducting and she won the Jan Kiepura Prize for “Female debiut of the Year”.

    Marcelina is a laureate and winner of more than 20 prizes in international competitions, among others: I  Eva Marton Voice  Competition, Hungary; IVC’s-Hertogenbosch; The Netherlands; Jāzeps Vītols Vocal Competition in Latvia; Adam Didur Singing Competition in Polonia. After her spectacular success as «Armide» J.B.Lully she was named «Operatic Revelation of Year».

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

2025 | MAY | 25, 31

Don Carlo

G. Verdi

Opera Wrocławska

2025 | JUN | 29

Symphony No 2 (Lobgesang)

F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Konzerthalle 'Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach' Frankfurt (Oder)

2025 | July

Carmina Burana

C.Orff

Croatia

NEWS

PRESS

INE ENTDECKUNG: DAS ORATORIUM „RUTH“ :DER LIEBE MACHT

          „With the Brandenburg State Orchestra Frankfurt under „Ruth” expert Jörg-Peter Weigle, the ensemble has achieved a veritable benchmark recording, to which the four soloists, who literally thrive in their roles, make a decisive contribution. The diverse experience Marcelina Román (Ruth), Julie-Marie Sundal (Naomi), Hanno Müller-Brachmann (Boaz), and Jonas Böhm (Priest) bring to their challenging roles, particularly benefiting this genre-crossing artist.”

Dr. Thorsten Stegemann 

KULTURABDRUCK.DE

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