About
Alicja has performed in renowned venues across Europe, with standout roles such as Damone in Stradella’s Il Damone and Fiorino in Moro per amore in Rome. She also took part in the world premiere of Olga Neuwirth’s Orlando at the Vienna State Opera in 2019, demonstrating her ability to interpret contemporary works with finesse.
Her concert engagements have taken her to major stages, including performances as a soloist with the Camerata Polonia orchestra at the Polish Embassy in Vienna (2023) and Baroque cantatas in Warsaw (2022). Alicja has been featured in prestigious festivals such as Grandezze & Meraviglie in Italy and Fide et Amore in Poland.
Alicja is the recipient of numerous international singing awards, including first prize at the International ArtSong OPUS Competition (2021), the Giulio Perotti Singing Competition in Germany, and finalist placements in the 21st Osaka International Music Competition and the Göttingen Händel Competition. In addition to her stage work, she has released several CDs, including orchestral recordings of sacral songs and opera omnias by Baroque composers Bartłomiej Pękiel and Franciszek Lilius. Her debut solo album is set to be released in the spring of 2025.
She had worked together with artists like: Roberta Invernizzi, Angelika Kirchschlager, Emma Kirkby, Guido Mancusi, Michael Schnack, Michael Spyres, Lech Napierała, Charles Spencer, Birgid Steinberger, Claudia Visca. A keen linguist, Alicja speaks fluent English, German and Polish (mother tongue), as well as conversational Italian.
She completed her Master’s degree in Solo Singing at the Music and Arts University of Vienna, where she refined her skills under the tutelage of celebrated professors. Alicja continues to expand her repertoire and enrich the world of opera and concert music with her vibrant performances.