Emőke Baráth & Gábor Csalog A Zeneakadémia saját szervezésű programja

She was Júlia Pászthy’s student at the Liszt Academy, and during her academic study she took part in master classes with Barbara Bonney, Kiri Te Kanawa, Éva Marton, Nancy Argenta, Sylvia Sass, Deborah York and Andrea Meláth. She has won the national singing competition several times, and in 2011 she took the first prize and audience prize at the Pietro Antonio Cesti Baroque singing competition in Linz, Austria. Since then Emőke Baráth has been a partner of top conductors. In 2012 she sang one of the roles in the Händel production Giulio Cesare (conductor: Alan Curtis), which was recorded on disc, while last year she received the lead role at the Aix-en-Provence Festival when she sang the title role in the Cavalli opera Elena, recently rediscovered 350 years after its première. From La Figaro to The Financial Times, the world’s press was united in its enthusiasm for her portrayal. Her partner on this Liszt Academy song recital is Gábor Csalog. The first part of the programme is built on Schubert and Schumann songs, and after the interval there is a selection from the wealth of French song.