Molnár ÁgnesHungarian soprano first performed as an opera soloist at the National Theatre of Győr at the age of 21. In 2008 she gained admission to Franz Liszt Academy of Music, where she obtained her Masters degree as the student of Magda Nádor in 2013.
During her undergraduate years she took part in the master classes of Sylvia Sass, Júlia Hamari, Éva Marton.
Since then she has performed in several opera and operetta productions, including
- Gluck's Orfeo Ed Euridice (Euridice),
- Mozart’s Don Giovanni (Zerlina),
- Mozart’s The Magic Flute (Pamina),
- Mozart’s The marriage of Figaro (Susanna),
- Puccini’s La boheme (Musetta).
She was also part of some contemporary premieres in Hungary and abroad as well. (Taller: Leander and Linseed; Taralli: Psalmus pro Humana Regeneratione; Faragó: Transformation; Dubrovay: The ransom; Csemiczky: Hymni Ambrosiani; Cinque pezzi sacri).
She sung in famous concert halls like Carnegie Hall, New York; the Forbidden City Concert Hall, Beijing; Teatro Verdi, Trieste.
She frequently perform with leading hungarian orchestras (Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, MÁV Symphony Orchestra).
At present, she is the Hungarian State Opera’s artist, where she has performed several title roles.
