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About Eva Lindqvist - singing lessons in Vienna

With a master's degree in piano from the Vienna University of Music and a comprehensive vocal education in Vienna, Stockholm, Tel Aviv, and New York, she possesses profound musical expertise. Early in her career, she was appointed as a lecturer at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, where she taught in the Department of Keyboard Instruments.
 

Her extensive operatic career across Europe and her versatile teaching skills make her the ideal choice for singers looking to refine their vocal abilities. In her Vienna studio, Eva brings her passion and expertise to every coaching session, creating an inspiring environment where singers can achieve their artistic goals.

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Audio Samples

Richard Wagner, "Götterdämmerung"

1st Act

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Richard Wagner, "Götterdämmerung"

2nd Act

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Richard Wagner, "Götterdämmerung"

3rd Act

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Franz Schubert, Der Tod und das Mädchen

Vienna 2023, at the piano Michaela Unger

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Reviews

Eva Lindqvist impresses critics with her expressive soprano voice, touching stage presence and deep artistic expression.

Frankfurter Rundschau

“…Eva Lindqvist’s Brünnhilde (with her cultivated intonation and ability to improve in the final song) as the black, glistening motorcycle bride…”

Der Landbote

“… in the spear oath, but especially in the final song, she surpasses herself in the sporty black pants suit: here she shows her voice, profile and character and gives her pure, melodious singing warmth, lightness and a hint of every immortality that will now be her part .”

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

“Eva Lindqvist's Brünnhilde doesn't have the highly dramatic format that is sometimes not entirely dispensable, but she gives the character a lot of moving humanity and a touching presence. She sings Wagner with a lot of cantabile and fine expressiveness.”

Salzburger Nachrichten

“Brünnhilde, who was promised as a surprise in the opening program, is called Eva Lindqvist - slim, slim and technically skilled enough to make up for the lower volume with greater clarity.”

Wörgler und Kufsteiner Rundschau

“Brünnhilde, portrayed by Eva Lindqvist, the loving, suffering woman. In the last act she proves that she can also be in top form vocally. Her expressive soprano shone in Brünnhilde’s gigantic final song.”

Das Opernglas

"While Siegfried acts as a somewhat defiant old rocker, the surprise Brünnhilde Eva Lindqvist impresses with her sporty, youthful appearance and differentiated play, which makes the psychological maturation of the child of the gods into a human woman believable."