Elena Baramova

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Elena Baramova (Bulgarian: Елена Баръмова) is a Bulgarian-born operatic soprano.

Biography

Born in Bulgaria, Elena Baramova studied opera singing at the National Academy of Music (Bulgaria), Sofia, under the tutelage of Professor Konstanza Vatchkova, later at the Boris Christoff Academy in Rome, under Mirella Parutto, and from 2001, under the guidance of Ghena Dimitrova. In 2001-02 she sang in concerts with Ghena Dimitrova in Bulgaria, Vienna, Prague and Budapest.

Baramova won competition prizes at the Julian Gaiare International,

She performed at

Baramova was a guest soloist with Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa, Japan, and the Orchestra of the Conservatory of Bern at Arènes d’Avenches.

Repertoire

• "Turandot" – Turandot
• "Minnie" – La fanciulla del West
• "Tosca" – Tosca
• "Madama Butterfly" –
  Cio-Cio San
• "Santuzza" – Cavalleria rusticana
• "Lady Macbeth" – Macbeth
• "Abigaille" – Nabucco
• "Elvira" – Ernani
• "Elisabetta" –
  Don Carlo
• "Aida" – Aida
• "Leonora" – Il trovatore
• "Norma" – Norma
• "Fiordiligi" –
  Cosi fan tutte
• "Donna Elvira" – Don Giovanni

Photo gallery

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  Elana Baramova as Turandot
• 
  Elana Baramova as Lady Macbeth – Macbeth - Sofia National Opera
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  Elana Baramova as Abigaille – Nabucco - Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera
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  Elana Baramova as Donna Elvira – Don Giovanni – Solothurn – Switzerland
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  Elana Baramova as Elisabetta – Don Carlo – State Opera Stara Zagora

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Elena Baramova.

• Official Blog Site: Elena Baramova - Soprano Archived 2013-02-26 at the Wayback Machine
• Turandot - Opera de Massy
• Aida - Avenches Opera Festival
• Turandot - Lirica in Piazza, Massa Marittima, Italy^{[permanent dead link]}
• Macbeth, Spain