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1986 -1990
Bratislava Conservatory
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1990 -1994
Academy of Performing Arts, Bratislava (Viktória Stracenská)
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1993
debut at the Slovak National Theatre Opera (role of Olga in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin), thereafter permanent guest of the Slovak National Theatre Opera in Bratislava
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from 1992
successful international career as mezzosoprano in prestigious operas and concert podia
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2009
completion of doctoral study at the Academy of Performing Arts, Bratislava
She participated in performance courses by C. Bergonzi at Siena and gained a stipend from the Georg London Fund of the Association of Friends of the Viennese State Opera.
She has made guest appearances in Argentina, Czech Republic, France, Holland, Croatia, Hungary, Germany, Portugal, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Turkey, and other states of the world.
She has given concerts with the world’s foremost orchestras under the batons of leading conductors.
During the 2010/2011 season, she made her soprano debut in the roles of Manon Lescaut (G. Puccini) and Lucrezia Contarini from G. Verdi’s Foscarii (until then she had performed roles from the mezzosoprano repertoire.)
Apart from her two profile CDs, with conductor G. Korsten she has recorded Weber’s opera Euryanthe (live opera recording, Italy 2003).