Born in Moscow, Ms. Khudoley graduated from the Russian
Academy of Performing Arts, as an actor and solo vocalist. Ms.
Khudoley was the diploma winner of numerous different International
vocal competitions. In 1998, Ms. Khudoley received the stipendium
from the Wagner International Society in Bayreuth. Also
in 1998, Ms. Khudoley made her Mariinsky Theatre stage debut
in the title role of Salome and as Senta
“Der fliegende Holländer.”
Ms. Khudoley has toured with the Mariinsky Company in,
Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, Covent Garden, Tokyo Bunka
Kaikan, New Israeli Opera, Kennedy Center (Washington DC), Festspeilhaus
Baden-Baden, the Cardiff Millennium Center, Bolshoi Theatre,
Concertgebow, and others.
Ms. Khudoley has performed Lisa Pique Dame at Royal Opera
House Covent Garden, Senta Der fliegende Hollander with Los Angeles
Opera and Teatro Massimo (Palermo), and Elisabeth Tannhäuser at Tokyo
Opera Nomori. Ms.
Khudoley has performed the title role of Salome with Dallas Opera, Gulbenkian Center (Lisbon, Portugal),
Latvian National Opera, Lithuanian National Orchestra and in
the future she will sing Salome with Vancouver Opera and Minnesota Opera.
Ms. Khudoley has been honored to perform with Valery Gergiev,
Seigi Ozawa, Heinz Fricke, Lawrence Foster, Symon Bychkov, Antonello
Allemandi, Gianadrea Noseda, Pavel Kogan, Alexander Rudin, Gabriele Ferro, Marco Boemi and many
others.
Ms. Khudoley shares the stage with Maestro Placido Domingo,
Larissa Diadkova, Anna Netrebko, Elena Garanca, Vladimir Galouzine,
Matti Salminen, Nicolai Putilin, Bernd Weikl, Kurt Rydl, Linda
Watson, Michelle DeYoung, Stephen Gould, Judith Forst, Vassily
Gerello, Gerald Finely, Andrea Silverstrelli, and many others.
“Singer of the Year
Award” St.
Petersburg Theatrical Society, for the role of Sieglinde, performed
with Maestro Placido Domingo, 2001.
Operatic Repertoire
(All works have been prepared and performed
with professional opera companies. All
works have been performed in the original language, unless
otherwise noted.)
| Composer |
Opera |
Role |
| Bellini |
Norma |
Norma |
| Mascagni |
Cavalleria
Rusticana |
Santuzza |
| Mozart |
Don Giovanni |
Donna
Elvira |
| Mozart |
Don Giovanni |
Donna
Anna |
| Puccini |
Manon
Lescaut |
Manon |
| Puccini |
Suor Angelica |
Suor Angelica* |
| Prokofiev |
Fiery
Angel |
Renata |
| Rimsky-Korsakov |
Mlada |
Voislava |
| Rimsky-Korsakov |
Invisible
City of Kitisch |
Fevronia |
| Strauss,
R. |
Ariadne
auf Naxos |
Ariadne |
| Strauss,
R. |
Salome |
Salome |
| Strauss,
R. |
Elektra |
Chrysothemis
|
| Tchaikovsky |
Pique
Dame |
Lisa* |
| Tchaikovsky |
Eugene
Onegin |
Tatiana |
| Verdi |
Aida |
Aida |
| Verdi |
Macbetto |
Lady Macbetto |
| Verdi |
Il Trovatore |
Leonora |
| Verdi |
Nabucco |
Abigaille |
| Verdi |
La Traviata |
Violetta* |
| Wagner |
Die
Walküre |
Sieglinde |
| Wagner |
Die Fliegender
Hollander |
Senta |
| Wagner |
Die
Götterdammerung |
Gutrune |
| Wagner |
Tannhauser |
Elisabeth |
| *These
roles have been studied only. |
Concert Repertoire
(All works are the soprano solo part.)
Mahler’s Symphony No. 8
Stravinsky Les Noces
Rimsky-Korskov Mlada
Beethoven’s 9th Symphony
Orff Carmina Burana
Verdi Requiem
Recordings
Andrei Golovin - “Eight Poems by Count Vasily
Komarovsky for Soprano and Orchestra” (Melodija 2007)
Broadcast recording of “Tannhäuser”,
production Robert Carsen (NHK Tokyo Television 2007)
Netherlands Radio Orchestra- “Mlada” by
Rimsky-Korsakov,
conducted by Maestro Valery Gergiev (Concertgebow
2005)
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