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FULL TETIANA ZHURAVEL Recital Stockholm 2026
Information on the Performance
- Work Title: Tetiana Zhuravel Recital   
- Composer: various  
- Libretto: various  
- Venue & Opera Company: Hedvig Eleonora kyrka, Stockholm, Sweden  
- Recorded: September 26, 2026
- Type: Concert Live
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE
PROGRAMME
G. Verdi Violettas aria from La Traviata E strano…
G. Rossini La promessa Conzonetta
G. Rossini Fiorillas aria from opera Il turco in Italia Non si da follia maggiore
G. Donizetti Regnava nel silenzio Aria from opera Lucia di Lammetmoor
G. Verdi Caro nome che il Mio cor. Gildas aria from opera Rigoletto
Tal av Svitlana Zalishchuk, Ukrainsk Ambassadör
H. Mayboroda Yolans aria from opera Milana
Б.. Лятошинський Вишні, черешні розвиваються
М. Жезрбін Пливе моя душа
S. Bortkevych Lyrika Nova Op. 59
A. Kos-Anatolskyj Ой, піду я межи гори
Ukrainsk folkvisa arr. B. Lyatoshynsjjyj Ой у полі тихий вітер віє
Ukrainsk folkvisa arr. M. Skoryk Шуміла ліщина
М, Skoryk Melodi
К. Stezenko Тихесенький вечір
Ой я знаю, що гріх маю Стецюн
Tetiana Zhuravel is a graduate of the National Music Academy in Kyiv; as a member of the Kyiv Opera Studio, she has performed roles such as Marfa (*The Tsar’s Bride*), Gilda (*Rigoletto*), Adele (*Die Fledermaus*), and Rosina (*The Barber of Seville*). She made her international debut in 2017 at the Hungarian State Opera in Budapest as the Queen of the Night (*The Magic Flute*), later returning there to perform the roles of María de la O (Eötvös’s *Love and Other Demons*) and Violetta (*La traviata*). She has performed as the Queen of the Night at the Macerata Opera Festival, the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía in Valencia, the Hungarian State Opera, the National Theatre in Mannheim, and the Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm. Her other roles include Belinda (*Dido and Aeneas*) in Kyiv, Donna Anna (*Don Giovanni*) at the Teatro Lirico di Cagliari, and Susanna (*The Marriage of Figaro*) in Bologna.