That’s the voice!

The 26-year-old Soprano from Ukraine won in 2016 the 1. Prize and the Audience Award at the 32nd International Singing Competition Neustadt an der Weinstraße and the RheinVokal Festival "Nacht des Belcanto" in Bad Neuenahr.

The press also wrote enthusiastically on the young artist’s performance:

‚In her mid-twenties she has already more presence and sensitivity than many a colleague after several years. A unique voice, text dramatic expression between hope and self-deception, combined with a profound technique, which perfectly handles the coloraturas in ‚Sempre libera‘– and utmost secure, clear and genuine high notes. What a delightful, well qualified talent. “
ClausAmbrosius, Kulturchef Bad Neuenahr

As they say: the best comes for last. Never was the final decision in the history of the Neustadt Mastercourse so evident. It took only a few notes of Violetta‘s Bravoura-Aria from Verdi’s opera ‚La Traviata‘ to persuade the jury and the audience: that’s the Voice.
Konzert Rhein-Pfalz

The artist displayed a coloratura firework. Best of all, this year’s winner: Maryna Zubko. With „E strano“ from Giuseppe Verdi’s opera „La Traviata“ the Ukraine soprano born in 1990 as Violetta showed all registers of vocal art.
Blickaktuell, Bad Neuenahr.

In 2013 Maryna Zubko wan a scholarship of the the Richard-Wagner-Society, of the Kiev Association and was awarded with the 1st Prize at the International Festival Soundlife in Krimea.
In 2012 she wan the 1st Prize of the International Oksana Petrusenko Singing Competition.
Maryna Zubko started her studies at the Tschaikowski-Music Academy in Kiew and graduated in 2014. Immediately after, she completed her studies at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Art, finishing them with a Master Degree in 2016.
Since then she is member of the International Singing Studio Berlin directed by Helga Matthus under the patronage of Eva Wagner-Pasquier. In 2012 the artist graduated in German Philology at the Kiev National Linguistic University.

Already during her studies, she appeared in several roles: at the Frankfurt University as LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, QUEEN OF THE NIGHT , ZERBINETTA, ADINA, BLONDEjust to name a few and at the Young Opera Kiev as LA TRAVIATA, AMORE, LAURETTA and BRIGITTA.

This year she made her debut at the Darmstadt State Theatre in LINFEA in Cavallli’s “La Calisto”.