Eva Šušková

Eva Šušková as an opera singer performed in Slovakia and abroad (Czech Republic, France, Austria, Poland). She performed roles as Tatiana (Eugene Onegin), Desdemona (Otello), Rusalka, Suzel (L'amico Fritz), Fiordiligi. She also scenically realized the melodrama Pierrot Lunaire by Schoenberg and chamber opera Into the Little Hill by Benjamin. At the Slovak Nationa Theatre Opera Stage she performed roles: Mercedes (Carmen), Kate Pinkerton (Madama Butterfly), Gertrúda (The Players), as well as Claudine in concert adaptation of the opera Mathilde de Guise by Johann Nepomuk Hummel (in cooperation with Solamente Naturali ensemble with conductor Didier Talpain, 2010).

At present she is an outstanding performer of chamber and concert repertoire with most critiques highlights on her interpretative contribution in classic compositions of the 20th century. She is passionate promoter of Slovak music and thanks to the close cooperation with various composers he has become a popular performer of contemporary works (she performed in premieres of the six original Slovak operas by Juraj Beneš, Víťazoslav Kubička and Slavo Solovic).

As a soloist she performed at major European festivals (Gaida, Lost & Found, Prague Premieres, Bratislava Music Festival, Melos-Ethos, Zémplíni fesztivál, Neuen Musik im Bamberg, Convergence, Days of Early Music and others).

She cooperated with leading orchestras and ensembles (Prague Moder, Quasars Ensemble, Solamente Naturali, Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, Slovak Philharmonic, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Slovak Chamber Orchestra and others).

She recorded for Brilliant Classics, Phaedra, Dynamic, Slovak Radio, Music Fund and Diskant.

She is also devoted to pedagogical activities at Music Education Department of Faculty of Education Comenius University in Bratislava, as well as to several organizational activities (cycle (Un)Known Music of the association Albrechtina, authors projects Secret VOICE, VOICEssion, and children's project Človekofón).