Mariam Sarkissian

Mariam Sarkissian is a French opera singer and singing teacher of Armenian origin, born in Moscow. She began her musical journey with piano lessons at the age of five and later moved to Paris in 1996, where she continued her studies. Influenced by her first teacher, the renowned mezzo-soprano Zara Dolukhanova, Sarkissian developed her vocal skills. She has performed in various musical settings, including chamber music and opera, and has been involved in notable recordings such as Tigran Mansurian's songs and instrumental music alongside the Musica Viva Moscow Chamber Orchestra, and Jacques Offenbach's "Mélodies" with soprano Fanny Crouet.

Sarkissian's repertoire includes a wide range of musical pieces, showcasing her versatility as a mezzo-soprano. Her recent releases highlight her contribution to the world of classical music, with works by Armenian composers and collaborations with other artists. Her performances are marked by her engagement with both traditional and contemporary compositions, reflecting her rich musical background and dedication to her craft.

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