UPCOMING EVENTS
Katrīna Paula Felsberga joins the Samling Artist Programme in residence at Marchmont House, working with Nicky Spence, Roger Vignoles, and James Garnon in an intensive week dedicated to Lied and performance.
Katrīna performs the Folk Song arrangements by Luciano Berio with musicians from the Liepāja Symphony Orchestra.
A program of arrangements by Dzintra Gedroica for soprano, organ, and percussion, featuring music from the operas and symphonic works of Imants Kalniņš alongside works by Astor Piazzolla.
Katrīna and pianist Lal Karaalioğlu present a Lied recital exploring the meaning of home through songs from Latvia, Turkey, Germany, and the United States, featuring works by Pēteris Vasks, Viktor Ullmann, Ludwig van Beethoven, Francis Poulenc, Kurt Weill, and others.
Winners of the 2025 Art Song Challenge, duo Felsberga&Eckhaut present Pillow Talk — an intimate recital exploring the space between desire, memory, fantasy, and reality. Featuring songs by Schumann, Debussy, Berg, Poulenc, Saariaho, and others, the program interweaves art song, spoken text, and theatrical elements into a contemporary concert experience.
Winners of the 2025 Art Song Challenge, duo Felsberga&Eckhaut present Pillow Talk — an intimate recital exploring the space between desire, memory, fantasy, and reality. Featuring songs by Schumann, Debussy, Berg, Poulenc, Saariaho, and others, the program interweaves art song, spoken text, and theatrical elements into a contemporary concert experience.
An art song program inspired by Annette Schlünz’s Spätlicht, created by Felsberga&Eckhaut, tracing the shift from daylight into inner night and the emotional states it reveals. Featuring works only by woman composers such as Alma Mahler, Lili Boulanger, Kaija Saariaho, Rita Strohl, Kathleen Tagg, and Charlotte Seither.
In this concert performance of Händel's Radamisto, Katrīna performs the role of Polissena alongside Max Emanuel Cencic with the Wrocław Baroque Orchestra. Conductor: Benjamin Bayl
Katrīna Paula Felsberga performs the soprano solo in Zigmars Liepiņš’s Mass, alongside the Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Jānis Liepiņš, with soprano Ilze Grēvele, the State Choir “Latvija,” and organist Aigars Reinis.
Past EVENTS
Open-air concert at Heidelberg Castle featuring prizewinners of the Bundeswettbewerb Gesang.
Katrīna Paula appears as an alumna of the Heidelberger Frühling Lied Academy in the festival’s opening concert, alongside Thomas Hampson and Wolfram Rieger in a programme including Mahler’s Wunderhorn songs and a personal Lied selection by the Academy alumni.
As part of the Händel-Festspiele Halle 2026, Katrīna performs the role of Polissena in a concert performance of Radamisto by Handel alongside Max Emanuel Cenčić in the title role. Conductor: Benjamin Bayl
In the staged concert evening Svētki, Katrīna joins a group of Latvian musicians in a genre-crossing programme inspired by the intimate tradition of the Liederabend, weaving together music by Schubert, Eisler, Imants Kalniņš, Hardijs Lediņš, and others.
Katrīna Paula Felsberga performs de Falla’s Siete canciones populares españolas with the Chamber Orchestra of Ventspils under the direction of Aigars Meri.
A recital of Hölderlin settings by Cornelius, Pfitzner, Hindemith, Eisler, Ullmann, Britten with pianist Julius Drake. Recitation by Burghard Klaußner
Katrīna Paula performs Oscar Bianchi’s Confessioni for soprano and trumpet together with Chloë Abbott as part of the IKT NEW SOUNDS’26 inaugural concerts.
Katrīna Paula presents a curated programme for the Friends of Beethovenfest Bonn together with accordionist Nico Gutu.
Katrīna Paula performs the soprano part in Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater with the St. Laurentius Kantorei Köpenick and Orchester Concertino Berlin under the direction of Jānis Pēlmanis.
Recital celebrating Rilke’s 150th anniversary, featuring the world premiere of Rilke-Lieder by Manfred Trojahn.
Christmas song concert at Riga Dome Cathedral with organists Ilze and Aigars Reiņi.
Role debut of Emilia in Händel’s opera Flavio, re’ de Langobardi. Stage direction: Max Emanuel Cenčić, conductor: Andris Veismanis
Role debut of Emilia in Händel’s opera Flavio, re’ de Langobardi. Stage direction: Max Emanuel Cenčić, conductor: Andris Veismanis
Role debut of Emilia in Händel’s opera Flavio, re’ de Langobardi. Stage direction: Max Emanuel Cenčić, conductor: Andris Veismanis
Recital with organist Iveta Apkalna with pieces by Händel, Schubert, Bach and Vasks
A recital of Hölderlin settings by Cornelius, Pfitzner, Hindemith, Eisler, Ullmann, Britten with pianist Julius Drake. Recitation by Burghard Klaußner
Recital with pianist Agnese Egliņa, percussionist Guntars Freibergs and actor Gundars Āboliņš
One-hour Lied program with pianist Linda Leine, with free entrance, as part of the Liedstadt x Nordlied Festival afternoon concerts at KomponistenQuartier.
A concert marking Luciano Berio’s 100th birthday, featuring his Folk Songs alongside eleven world premieres inspired by Latvian Dainas, with Zafraan Ensemble under Miguel Pérez Iñesta.
A concert marking Luciano Berio’s 100th birthday, featuring his Folk Songs alongside eleven world premieres inspired by Latvian Dainas, with Zafraan Ensemble under Miguel Pérez Iñesta.
Season opening concert with Jelgava City Chamber Orchestra, performing Osvaldo Golijov’s Three Songs for Soprano and Orchestra.
Pierrot Lunaire by Schönberg with musicians from Sinfonietta Rīga, conducted by Artūrs Oskars Mitrevics.
Role debut as Nella in Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi at the Verbier Festival, conducted by Fabio Luisi.
Opening concert of the Ingeborg Bachmann Haus in Stadttheater Klagenfurt with the world premiere of Manfred Trojahn’s Enigmen on Bachmann texts, with pianist Axel Bauni.
Recital with works by composition students of HSLU and Rachmaninoff, Debussy, Poulenc
Role debut of Emilia in Händel’s opera Flavio, re’ de Langobardi. Stage direction: Max Emanuel Cenčić, conductor: Andris Veismanis
A recital of Hölderlin settings by Cornelius, Pfitzner, Hindemith, Eisler, Ullmann, Britten with the pianist Julius Drake. Recitation by Burghard Klaußner
Role debut of Emilia in Händel’s opera Flavio, re’ de Langobardi. Stage direction: Max Emanuel Cenčić, conductor: Andris Veismanis