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Soprano

Yulia Yumaeva

Laureate of All-Russian and international competitions
Laureate of the National Opera Awards “Onegin”

Yulia Yumaeva graduated from the Department of Vocal Art and an internship at the Academy of Choral Art named after V. Popov (class of Prof., Cand. Sc. Education N. Nikulina, 2018).

Since 2019, she has been in the Company of the Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theatre.

2008-2010 – an artist of the Omsk Drama Theatre “Galerka”.

2014-2016 – a soloist of the State Academic Moscow Regional Choir named after A. Kozhevnikov. She toured with the choir in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Luxembourg.

She took part in the Russian premiere of J. Cage's opera Europeras 1&2, performing the soprano solo part (GITIS, Moscow, 2013).

Yulia Yumaeva repeatedly performed at the concerts, including solo ones, at various venues, including: the Omsk Regional Museum of Fine Arts named after M. Vrubel (2013), the German Historical Institute (Moscow, 2014), the Prokofiev Museum, the Chekhov House Museum (Moscow, 2015), the A. Tvardovsky Cultural Centre, the National Cultural Centre of Ukraine (Moscow, 2016), the Organ Hall of the Omsk Philharmonic (2015-2018), the Central Library named after A. Akhmatova (Moscow), the State Central Theatre Museum named after A. Bakhrushin (Moscow), Concert Hall of the Moscow Regional Music College named after A. Scriabin (city of Elektrostal).

She participated in master classes by S. Zaliznyak (People’s Artist of Russia, Professor of the Ural State Conservatory named after M. Mussorgsky) and S. Skigin (Professor of the School of Music Hanns Eisler Berlin).

  • Stasi. E. Kalman. Sylva
  • Polovtsian girl. A. Borodin. Prince Igor
  • Oscar. G. Verdi. Un ballo in maschera
  • Nanetta. G. Verdi. Falstaff
  • Iolanta. Brigitta. P. Tchaikovsky. Iolanta
  • The Snow Maiden. N. Rimsky-Korsakov. The Snow Maiden
  • Princess. C. Cui. The Booted Cat
  • First witch. H. Purcell. Dido and Aeneas
  • Adele. J. Strauss. Die Fledermaus
  • Princess of Untold Beauty. N. Rimsky-Korsakov. Kashchey the Deathless
  • Papagena. First lady. W.A. Mozart. The Magic Flute
  • Adina. G. Donizetti. L’elisir d’amore
  • Bettan. A. Gladkikh. Karlsson on the Roof
  • Dunya. M. Krasev. Morozko
  • Liu. G. Puccini. Turandot
  • Countess. W.A. Mozart. Le Nozze di Figaro
  • Princess. V. Pleshak. The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights
  • Laureate of the III Prize of the Third All-Russian Festival Competition of children's and youth creativity “Moscow-Kalachinsk Transit” (Omsk, 2006)
  • Laureate of the First Prize of the Fifth International Competition named after A. Rubinstein (St. Petersburg, 2006)
  • Laureate of the First Prize of the International Festival Competition of children's and youth creativity “Omsk Star” (Omsk, 2008)
  • Laureate of the III Prize of the First International Vocal Competition named after B. Shtokolov (St. Petersburg, 2008)
  • Diploma winner of the Eighth Delphic Youth Games of Russia (Samara, 2009)
  • Laureate of the First Prize of the Fifth Open Moscow International Competition named after D. Kabalevsky (Moscow, 2012)
  • Laureate of the First Prize of the International competition “21st Century Art” (Kiev, 2012)
  • Laureate of the First Prize of the Fifth International Musical Diamond Competition (Moscow, 2014)
  • Scholarship of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation “Young Talents of Russia” (2014)
  • Laureate of the II Prize of the Third International Competition of Polish Music Performers named after J. Shchepanovskaya (Omsk, 2017)
  • Laureate of the V National Opera Award “Onegin” in the nominations “Debut” and “Artistic Management” – the part of Nanetta in the opera Falstaff by G. Verdi (St. Petersburg, 2020)