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Irina Mozyleva
 Voice “…Mozyleva deployed her voice like an instrument, laser-focused, ever brilliant, to chill the house with hackle raising glory as she slashed hearts with poignantly realized, profoundly felt emotion.” -The Daily Freeman A recitalist in demand, Ms. Mozyleva performs a variety of chamber programs in collaboration with leading musicians of NY Metropolitan area. Ms. Mozyleva has sung at Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall, Alice Tully Hall and at Trinity Church in NYC. She also appeared as a soprano soloist with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra in a performance of Shostakovich’s “From Jewish Poetry.” Often highlighting the Music of Russian composers she is a frequent guest performer at venues such as NY Public Library, the Russian Consulate, United Nations and Caramoor in Katonah, NY. Ms. Mozyleva’s dedication to the art of song led to establishing a series “History Through Song.” This series has received grants from The Dutchess County Arts Council. Ms. Mozyleva’s operatic engagements include the role of Rosina in John Copley’s production of “’Il Barbiere di Siviglia” for the San Francisco Opera’s Merola program and the role of Anna in the world premiere of the Philadelphia Opera Company’s “Kissing and Horrid Strife” among others. Born in Belarus, Ms. Mozyleva studied opera at the Moscow Conservatory in Russia and at the Julliard School of Music in NY. She completed her training at The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia and was the recipient of a full scholarship at the Tanglewood Music Festival. |