Luba Orgonasova

Luba Orgonasova Born January 22 1961 Is A Slovak Operatic Soprano Particularly Associated With Mozart Roles. Born In Bratislava Slovakia Where She Studied Voice And Piano At The Music Conservatory And Music Academy And Sang As A Soloist At The Slovak National Theatre. She Moved To Germany In 1983 And Became A Member Of The Hagen Opera House Where She Remained Until 1988. The Outstanding Quality Of Her Voice Was Quickly Recognised And She Was Soon Engaged In Operas And Concerts All Over Europe. She Made Her Debut At The Vienna State Opera In 1988 Singing Donna Anna And Pamina Roles She Repeated At The Festivals Of Aix-En-Provence And Salzburg. She Sang Konstanze For Her Debut At The Opéra De Paris A Role She Also Recorded To Great Acclaim With John Eliot Gardiner. Her Debut Role At The Royal Opera House In London Was Aspasia. Other Notable Mozart Roles Include Giunia Fiordiligi Ilia. She Also Won Considerable Acclaim In George Frideric Handel's Operas Such As Alcina And Rinaldo. Her Wide Repertory Also Embraced Marzelline Agathe Amina Lucia Luisa Gilda Violetta Mimi Liù Marguerite Micaela Antonia Etc. In All Of Which One Can Appreciate The Pearly Sheen Of Her Voice And The Brilliance Of Her Coloratura Technique. Orgonasova Can Be Heard In Several Recordings Notably An Early Recital "Favorite Soprano Arias" A Complete La Bohème And La Sonnambula All With Naxos Records. read less