NINA ADLON
BIOGRAHY:
NINA ADLON (BERTEN)
From an early age on, it was Nina Adlon’s dream to become a Wagner-singer, so she began her musical education at the tender age of twelve. She enroled in piano and voice classes at Folkwang College in Essen and at sixteen spent one year in Moskau at the P.-I.- Tschaikowski Conservatory.
She continued her studies in Düsseldorf at the Robert Schumann School of Music and Media and the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, and graduated with honors in Voice Performance and a Master's Degree in Vocal Education.
On the behest of Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, one of her mentors, Adlon was hired by August Everding and Christian Thielemann as Pamina in Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” in Berlin. Engagements like the Wiesbaden State Theatre, the Opera Bonn, the Salzburg Landestheater, the Salzburg Music Festival, the Opera de Monaco, the Auditorio Nacional de Musica in Madrid, the Musikverein and Konzerthaus in Vienna followed. Nina also performed in Frankfurt Old Opera, Bayrische State Opera, House of Opera in Sydney (Australia), Boston Symphony Hall (USA), etc.
Television and radio also took note of her, resulting in engagements with Südwestrundfunk (SWR), Arte, and ORF – the Austrian public broadcaster.
In 2010 Adlon embodied Anna von Mildenburg in the motion picture Mahler On The Couch, which had its world premiere at the Los Angeles International Film Festival and garnered two Austrian Film Awards.
Nina Adlon has a very diversified repertoire, ranging from Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Strauss, Wagner, Verdi, Britten, Messiaen to Berg.
Nina worked with August Everding, Doris Dörrie, Wolfgang Sawallisch, Christian Thielemann, Walter Weller, Rico Gulda, Ivor Bolton, Michael Hoffstetter, Cornelius Meister, Moritz Gnann, Evelino Pido.
Next year concerts with Neeme Järvi are planned.
Awards include the “National Vocal Competition, Berlin” (Bundeswettbewerb Gesang Berlin) and the Meistersinger Competition Nürnberg. Adlon was awarded scholarschips at the “Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes” and the “International Richard Wagner Asocciation eV.”
The support and promotion of young artists is especially important to Nina Adlon. In 2018 she was a member of the jury of the “Fanny Mendelssohn Förderpreis” in Hamburg. She is resident vocal coach of the Wiener Singakademie, and starting 2020 will be testimonial and resident artist for Bösendorfer.
Nina Adlon engages in world-wide humanitarian relief efforts, and since 2018 is Konsul of the “Helpers Network” of the Vienna Red Cross.
Nina Adlon lives with her husband, Felix Adlon, in Vienna, with whom she shares six children.
Dramatic Soprano
Austria/ Germany
PERSONAL WEB-SITE:
WWW.NINAADLON.COM
REPERTOIRE
W.A. Mozart:
Le nozze di Figaro – Contessa
Don Giovanni – Donna Anna
La finta giardiniera – Arminda
Cosi fan tutte – Fiordiligi
Die Zauberflöte – Pamina und Erste Dame
Requiem und sämtliche Messen
R. Strauss:
Arabella – Arabella
Der Rosenkavallier – M. Leitmetzerin, Marschallin
Elektra – 5. Magd
Ariadne- Ariadne
Elektra- Chrysothemis
Diverse Lieder
Vier letzte Lieder
R. Wagner
Die Meistersinger – Eva
Lohengrin – Elsa
Tannhäuser- Elisabeth
Walküre- Sieglinde
Wesendonck-Lieder
G. Mahler
Symphony Nr. 4
"Wir genießen die himmlischen Freuden"
O. Messaien
Harawi
G. Puccini
Tosca
L.v. Beethoven
Sopranpartie 9.Symphonie
J. Brahms
Ein Deutsches Requiem
B. Smetana:
Die verkaufte Braut – Marie
C.M.v. Weber:
Der Freischütz – Agathe
A. Dvorák:
Stabat Mater u. Requiem
G. Verdi:
Falstaff – Alice Ford
Requiem
F. Mendelssohn:
Hymne „Hör mein Bitten“
B. Britten:
The turn of the screw – Miss Jessel
Albert Herring – Lady Billows
G. Bizet:
Carmen – Michaela
P. I. Tschaikowsky:
Eugen Onegin – Tatjana (russisch studiert)
J. Strauß:
Die Fledermaus – Rosalinde
Der Zigeunerbaron – Saffi
Wiener Blut – Gräfin
F. Lehar:
Die lustige Witwe – Hanna Glawari
Der Graf von Luxemburg - Angele
E. Kállmán:
Gräfin Martzia – Titelpartie
Die Csárdásfürstin – Titelpartie
R. Heuberger:
Der Opernball - Angele
Various songs von Mozart, Schubert, Brahms, Wagner, Strauss, Mahler und Berg