
Andrea Meláth
opera singer
mezzo-soprano
Andrea Meláth graduated as a singer from the Franz Liszt College of Music in 1998 under the guidance of Erika Sziklay. In 1996, she won a scholarship to participate in the Bayreuth Festival. She was awarded the Ministry of Culture’s Annie Fischer Scholarship in 1998. She features on a number of prominent recordings and has been awarded the Artisjus Music Foundation’s award on a number of occasions for her exceptional work in the presentation and introduction of musical works.
Between 2007 and 2012, Meláth worked as an Associate Professor at the University of Pécs to lead the Faculty of Art’s classical singing specialisation. She has worked as a teacher at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music since 2012 and has led the singing specialisation since 2013 as an Associate Professor.
Andrea Meláth has participated in a number of premieres and is a regular soloist in contemporary musical concerts. She is a regular guest of the Mini Festival and Café Budapest. She often performs oratorios ranging from the Baroque period to today and is a featured soloist in various orchestral works both in Hungary and abroad. Lied singing has always been a part of her life, which she holds especially dear.
Her first operatic role was in the courtyard of the Castle in Lovasberény, where she played Mozart’s Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro). That same year, she sang the lead in Purcell’s opera Dido and Aeneas as conducted by Catherina Mackintosh. She has been a recurring guest at the Opera since 1999, where she debuted as Rosetta in the world premiere of János Vajda’s Leonce and Léna.
Other important roles: Judith (Bluebeard’s Castle),Dorabella (Così fan tutte), Sextus (La clemenza di Tito), Rosina(Il barbiere di Siviglia), Orlovsky (Die Fledermaus), HelenPrejean (Dead Man Walking)
Awards and recognitions:
Hungarian Artist of Merit Award (2018)
Honorary Citizen of Újpest (2014)
Bartók-Pásztory Award (2007)
Franz Liszt Award (2001)
Andor Mándi Award (2001)
Awards and recognitions:
Hungarian Artist of Merit Award (2018)
Honorary Citizen of Újpest (2014)
Bartók-Pásztory Award (2007)
Franz Liszt Award (2001)
Andor Mándi Award (2001)
Performances
September 8. 19:00
classic
opera
10
DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE (THE MAGIC FLUTE)
September 9. 19:00
classic
opera
10
DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE (THE MAGIC FLUTE)
September 10. 19:00
classic
opera
10
DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE (THE MAGIC FLUTE)
September 15. 19:00
classic
opera
10
DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE (THE MAGIC FLUTE)
March 7. 12:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 8. 10:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 8. 14:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 10. 11:00
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS
March 12. 12:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 13. 10:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 13. 14:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 14. 12:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 19. 10:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
March 19. 14:30
opera
12
DIDO AND AENEAS – Lázár Ervin Programme, MVM Piccolo Programme

Youth Programme
May 3. 19:00
mixed
opera
8
STEPHEN, THE KING
May 5. 11:00
mixed
opera
8
STEPHEN, THE KING
May 9. 19:00
mixed
opera
8
STEPHEN, THE KING
May 11. 19:00
mixed
opera
8
STEPHEN, THE KING
June 13. 18:00
mixed
opera
10
rehearsal
THE SPINNING ROOM
June 15. 19:00
mixed
opera
10
THE SPINNING ROOM
June 16. 19:00
mixed
opera
10
THE SPINNING ROOM
June 19. 19:00
mixed
opera
10
THE SPINNING ROOM
June 23. 11:00
mixed
opera
10