Biography

Dalma Süle, the hungarian coloratura soprano finished her Bachelor education in 2017 at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague the Netherlands.

Continued her Opera Master studies in Budapest at the Liszt Academy in the class of Atilla Kiss-B.

 

She made her role debut as Queen of the Night at the Liszt Academy in 2019 and graduated in 2021 with Poulenc's mono-opera, La voix humaine in extraordinary circumstances because of the pandemic crisis.

 

In 2019 during her Master studies, she was offered with a truly special role by the Operetta Theatre Budapest. Dalma had the opportunity to perform The diary of Anne Frank, written by Grigori Frid;  where she could show her refined vocality, musicality and acting skills.

The mono-opera runs with success since the hungarian premier in 2020.

Next to The diary of Anne Frank, the audience can see her as Manja (Gräfin Mariza) and in several gala concerts in the Operetta Theatre Budapest.

 

Dalma begun her first season in  20/21 in the Hungarian State Opera with the role of Florestine (Milhaud) from the collage opera Figaro3.

She was also admitted to the Young Artist Program in Budapest, called the Treasure Hunters where she took the chance and performed some significant leading roles such as; Lakmé (Delibes), Adele (Rossini) and Almirena (Händel).

Between 2021-2024 she sang The Queen of the Night (Mozart), Lucy (Menotti), Florestine (Milhaud), Peronskaya/Dunyasha (Prokofjev), Second Woman (Purcell) in the Hungarian State Opera.

In 2023 during Bartók Spring Festival in Müpa Budapest, Dalma sang Alíz, the leading role of a newly written youth opera; Frau Holle - by Daniel Csengery.

Also this year she sang one of her dream opus by György Ligeti, the concert version of The Mysteries of the Macabre with the Danubia Orchestra conducted by Máté Hámori.

 

The past years she worked with conductors like Ton Koopman, Reinbert de Leeuw, Ádám Medveczky, Gyula Pfeiffer, Ádám Cser, Clark Rundell, Bas Wiegers, Péter Dobszay, Máté Hámori, Jankó Zsolt, Alan Buribayev.

 

 

She has numerous awards from international singing competitions.

Dalma's essential vocal professors are Atilla Kiss-B., Ildikó Iván and Rita Dams.

Her dream is to travel and sing all around the world in different inspiring productions.

 

Biography
Biography

Dalma Süle, the hungarian coloratura soprano finished her Bachelor education in 2017 at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague the Netherlands.

Continued her Opera Master studies in Budapest at the Liszt Academy in the class of Atilla Kiss-B.

 

She made her role debut as Queen of the Night at the Liszt Academy in 2019 and graduated in 2021 with Poulenc's mono-opera, La voix humaine in extraordinary circumstances because of the pandemic crisis.

 

In 2019 during her Master studies, she was offered with a truly special role by the Operetta Theatre Budapest. Dalma had the opportunity to perform The diary of Anne Frank, written by Grigori Frid;  where she could show her refined vocality, musicality and acting skills.

The mono-opera runs with success since the hungarian premier in 2020.

Next to The diary of Anne Frank, the audience can see her as Manja (Gräfin Mariza) and in several gala concerts in the Operetta Theatre Budapest.

 

Dalma begun her first season in  20/21 in the Hungarian State Opera with the role of Florestine (Milhaud) from the collage opera Figaro3.

She was also admitted to the Young Artist Program in Budapest, called the Treasure Hunters where she took the chance and performed some significant leading roles such as; Lakmé (Delibes), Adele (Rossini) and Almirena (Händel).

Between 2021-2024 she sang The Queen of the Night (Mozart), Lucy (Menotti), Florestine (Milhaud), Peronskaya/Dunyasha (Prokofjev), Second Woman (Purcell) in the Hungarian State Opera.

 

In 2023 during Bartók Spring Festival in Müpa Budapest, Dalma sang Alíz, the leading role of a newly written youth opera; Frau Holle - by Daniel Csengery.

Also this year she sang one of her dream opus by György Ligeti, the concert version of The Mysteries of the Macabre with the Danubia Orchestra conducted by Máté Hámori.

 

The past years she worked with conductors like Ton Koopman, Reinbert de Leeuw, Ádám Medveczky, Gyula Pfeiffer, Ádám Cser, Clark Rundell, Bas Wiegers, Péter Dobszay, Máté Hámori, Jankó Zsolt, Alan Buribayev.

 

 

She has numerous awards from international singing competitions.

Dalma's essential vocal professors are Atilla Kiss-B., Ildikó Iván and Rita Dams.

Her dream is to travel and sing all around the world in different inspiring productions.

 

Biography
Biography
Biography