christina bock

mezzosoprano

"...unbreakable abundance, clarity in diction and creative power "

Her Debut Album LOST is coming out in September

SCHEDULE

making of

Renowned for her luminous vocal core and nuanced dramatic expression, mezzo-soprano Christina Bock captivates audiences across the world’s most prestigious opera houses and concert halls. Her wide repertoire, ranging from Baroque masterpieces to complex contemporary premieres, underscores her exceptional versatility and mastery of diction.She frequently collaborates with leading international orchestras and will debut this season with ensembles such as the PHILHARMONIA LONDON, the DANISH RADIO ORCHESTRA (DR), the ORCHESTRE NATIONAL DE FRANCE, and the ORQUESTA Y CORO NACIONALES DE ESPAÑA, bringing her artistry to both monumental symphonic works and intimate festival appearances.

She will return to the WIENER STAATSOPER and the BAYRISCHE STAATSOPER.

Following debuts on the concert stage at the KONZERTHAUS WIEN, the KONZERTHAUS BERLIN, and CASA DA MÚSICA PORTO, her latest artistic venture, the album LOST, arrives this autumn.

catch me if you can

[13] SEP

LOST Release

On Arnold Schönberg’s birthday, she performs his string quartet and premieres a new song cycle by Petr Popelka. This concert also marks the release of her debut album LOST at the ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG CENTER WIEN

[18/19/20]

SEP

Mahler 2

Listen to Christina on her third Mahler 2 tour with Maestro Nagano, this time with the ORQUESTA Y CORO NACIONALES DE ESPAÑA (OCNE) in three concerts together with Soprano Jane Archibald.

[04]

OCT

Elias

In October, Christina returns to the THOMASKIRCHE LEIPZIG, where she will perform Mendelssohn’s masterpiece ELIJAH with Amici Musicae Leipzig

[15]

OCT

Missa solemnis

She makes her French concert debut with the ORCHESTRE NATIONAL DE FRANCE and CHŒUR DE RADIO FRANCE under the baton of PETR POPELKA in Beethoven’s Missa solemnis.

take me home

what they say

"...it was not just that Bock's voice has body and richness it also contained pain.Her 'Ich bin von Gott und will wieder zu Gott', was the most believable I have heard it,a proper entreaty for unity with deity."
operatoday
Christina Bock portrays a convincingly virile Octavian. Her supple mezzo-soprano voice sounds captivatingly beautiful in all ranges.
Der Kurier
" The German Mezzosoprano Christina Bock sang it beautifully. Her Voice gradually gaining in confidence and fullness of tone torwards hushed, heart stopping final cadence."
Seen & heard International
" Christina Bock is a Luxury cast for the Role of Hänsel - with a full and sounding Mezzo and her tomboyish movements."
Die presse