Inna
Dukach
Soprano
New England Finalist 2003
| "A deep, strong, beautiful voice of unusual timbre, wonderful artistry and a subtle feel for melody. Her voice expressed the full range of emotion of the music. Her Rachmaninov brought tears to my eyes. Inna Dukach is a rising star in the musical world." | |
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Born in Moscow and trained in New York, soprano Inna Dukach recently sang the role of The Bride in Martinu's Voice of the Forest with The Henry Street Chamber Opera. Other recent performances include a solo recital as part of the Trinity Church Noontime Concert Series, and Tatiana in Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin as a Young Artist with Opera North in New Hampshire.
Since making her professional debut at Lake George Opera under the baton of Daniel Beckwith, Ms. Dukach has performed the roles of Pamina in Die Zauberflote, Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi, Micaela in Carmen, Donna Anna in Don Giovanni and Echo in Ariadne auf Naxos.
She has been a featured soloist with One World Symphony, The Saratoga Choral Festival, New England Lyric Operetta, The Bay Shore Lyric Orchestra, the Waltham Philharmonic, and at the Russian and Polish Consulates. In 2002, Ms. Dukach was a finalist in the Liederkranz Foundation and the NJ State Opera Competitions.
Ms. Dukach earned her M.M. in Vocal Performance from Mannes College of
Music and is a student of Mr. Arthur J. Levy.
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