The Polish soprano Dagmara Siuty...

...studied with Maria Czechowska-Królicka at the Academy or Music in Wrocław (Poland) and at the ArtEZ academy of music in Enschede (The Netherlands). In June 2012 she graduated with Riekje Bakker, Harry van Berne and with Alison Pearce (Royal Academy f Music, London).

Dagmara performs with oratorium, lied and opera repertoire. With vocal ensemble Exicon Dagmara sang modern classical works, that form her speciality. Next to that Dagmara sings projects with the professional choir Consensus Vocalis, conducted by Klaas Stok, and she sang with Capella Frisiae and Ars Musica.

She performed aria's and songs of among others Bach, Händel, Haydn, Mozart, Schumann, Moniuszko, Wolf, Szymanowski and Shostakovich. In productions of "Elias" of Mendelssohn with with the symphonic choir of Enschede and the “Herman Strategier” Symphony Orchestra, she sang the soprano solo's. She sang the soprano solo in "Litaniae Lauretana” KV195 of Mozart. With the choir Consensus Vocalis and Klaas Stok, she performed the "Messe in As" of Schubert and in the interpretation from director Michiel Dijkema of Mozart’s opera "Ascanio in Alba" she played the role of Sylvia.

Dagmara could be heard as a solo soprano in the magnificent "Miserere" of J.D. Zelenka and cantata 47 of J.S. Bach, with the choir Camena and the Resonet Ensemble with conductor Jacco Camphens.

In November 2012 she sang Rachmaninov's Vespers in the Concertgebouw Amsterdam with the Nederlands Kamerkoor, conducted by Risto Joost. In 2013 Dagmara took part in “The Fairy Queen” by H. Purcell, performed by De Nederlandse Reisopera. In 2015 she sang in the opera’s “Les pêcheurs de perles” by G. Bizet, “Orphée et Euridice” by C.W. Gluck and “Madama Butterfly” by G. Puccini. Scheduled are two more productions with De Nederlandse Reisopera in 2017. In 2014 she became freelancer with the Groot Omroepkoor. Dagmara is often a choir member in recordings and concerts with the Metropole Orkest.

With the Russian pianist Sofia Vasheruk, Dagmara performs as a Lied Duo.