Opera Singer Maariana

Opera’s actual importance lies in the inalienably extraordinary intensity of the acoustic human voice - the ability to impart general feelings and to inspire sympathy, therapy, and a more profound progression of feeling in all who realize how to tune in. On the off chance that individuals genuinely acknowledged what they were missing, opera would not need for help and appreciation. Opera extracts on the most elevated, complex human circumstances conceivable so as to extend the audience's ability to feel. All of these can be accomplished by an amazing opera singer . Amazing opera singers must boost their range, power, reverberation, adaptability, range of elements and vocal hues. They should develop the ability to extend unamplified over a symphony in a 3,500-seat corridor. The stripped human voice gets audience members' hear-able contraptions under way, making a thoughtful vibratory association that urges them to feel what the artist is feeling at that point. It's an enco

  Maariana’s most recent performance was  Marquise of Berkenfeld, in Opera Carolina’s production of The Daughter of the Regiment. Other performances include the title roll of Carmen with New York City Opera's special concerts in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Duenna in Cyrano with Opera Caroline, Meg Page in Falstaff with Opera Delaware and Tigrana in Puccini's Edgar with Baltimore Concert Opera. She made her debut in the role of Carmen with the Teatropera Festival Opera Company in Tolentino, Italy and while there she also sang arias and duets, including selections from Samson et Dalila, for Fiorenza Cossotto's 80th birthday.  Ms. Vikse's performances of Mozart’s Missa Brevis and Handel’s Messiah, performed at the Cathedral in Orveito, Italy were for Italian Television.  In addition, she sang Pergolesi's Stabat Matter with the Narnia Arts Festival.

  American Mezzo-Soprano Maariana Vikse is an international, award-winning opera singer and breast cancer survivor. Her passion for singing began at the age of 4 with her first singing lesion from her grandfather.  Maariana’s goal is to make ever performance unique and special, always take the audience on a journey and have them experience the heights of passion and excitement that life has to offer.  In addition to live performances, Maariana is releasing her first solo album “Live Every Moment” in 2020.  The songs are indicative of the most incredible moments of our lives, those that define who we are: our first kiss, heart break and deep lasting love.  Maariana also created a mixtape of Hip-hop/Opera mashups with Grammy-Award winning producer Joshua Valleau and cellist, Brian Sanders.  Maariana’s most recent performance was  Marquise of Berkenfeld, in Opera Carolina’s production of The Daughter of the Regiment. Other performances include the title roll of Carmen with New York