Negruță Marina
Main achievement
Soprano. She has numerous roles in operas written by Emmanuel Chabrier, Giacomo Puccini, Francis Poulenc.
About
Marina Negruță is a soprano of Moldovan origin, born in Criuleni, Republic of Moldova, into a family of amateur musicians. After thorough musical studies in her hometown and at music colleges in Chișinău, where she studied classical singing under the guidance of Professor Leonid Boxan at the Conservatory of Music and Fine Arts, she settled in Montreal in 2007, marking the debut of a remarkable artistic career on the North American continent. She continued her training at the University of Montreal, Faculty of Music, in opera performance, under the direction of professors Catherine Sevigny, Rosemarie Landry, and Julie Daoust, obtaining her master's degree in 2017.[1] Throughout her university studies, she performed numerous roles within the opera workshop, consolidating impeccable vocal technique and a captivating stage presence. Soprano Marina Negruță's professional career has developed through constant collaborations with the association La Muse Héritage Musical, since 2010, an institution through which she has participated in numerous prestigious concerts and performances. Among her landmark achievements are the interpretation of the role of Dochița in the operetta "Crai Nou" by Ciprian Porumbescu, staged by La Muse Héritage Musical in Montreal and Toronto in October 2016, the 2012 bel canto recital with pieces by Schubert, Mozart, and Händel, and the collaboration with the renowned composer Eugen Doga in the Canadian tour organized in August 2015. As a soloist, she has performed operas and pieces by Romanian and international composers, also being known by the pseudonym "the nightingale of the community." In addition to her concert activity, Marina Negruță teaches music in the Canadian school system and is a laureate of the Arts Gala, honorably representing Romanian culture in Canada, the United States, and Greece. Her dedication to lyrical art and the Romanian community in Quebec has materialized through participation in prestigious festivals and the organization of cultural events that promote Romanian musical heritage in the diaspora.
