Elizabeth Norberg-Schulz is an established Norwegian soprano with a substantial career within the world of opera and classical music. Coming from a musical family—her father was the renowned composer Arne Norberg—she has upheld the family tradition with her own impressive accomplishments. Norberg-Schulz trained at the conservatories in Rome and Sienna and went on to refine her craft under the tutelage of the celebrated Hungarian soprano Sylvia Geszty.

The coloratura soprano is known particularly for her exceptional interpretations of Mozart's works, which showcase her vocal agility and expressive range. Her performances in "Mozart: The Magic Flute (Highlights)" as the commanding Queen of the Night and the role's infamous arias position her among the prominent Mozart interpreters of her generation. Norberg-Schulz has a versatile repertoire that spans beyond Mozart, evidenced by her contributions to Verdi's "Don Carlo" and her profound involvement in Brahms' "Ein deutsches Requiem". Her album "Hellige Natt" reflects her versatility and ability to captivate audiences with spiritually-infused and culturally resonant pieces. With "La Serenata", she adds yet another dimension to her discography, highlighting her facility to interpret and infuse life into various classical styles. Norberg-Schulz's extensive career has been marked by performances at leading opera houses and with top orchestras worldwide, earning her critical acclaim and a secure place in the international world of classical music.

Genres

Italian Soprano

Latest Release

Mozart: The Magic Flute (Highlights) – Queen of the Night Arias

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Elizabeth Norberg-Schulz•

Herbert Lippert•

Georg Tichy•

Budapest Failoni Chamber Orchestra•

Michael Halasz

Album - 19 Tracks - Released September 4, 2015