Karina Grigoryan, the Armenian opera sensation known for her mesmerizing performances, has crafted a remarkable journey in the world of classical music. From her humble beginnings at the Shakhty Musical College, where her musical education commenced at the age of seventeen, to her illustrious studies at the Rostov State Rachmaninov Conservatoire, Karina’s talent was evident from the start.
In 2006, her passion led her to Moscow’s prestigious opera studio named after P. Lisician, where she honed her skills under the guidance of renowned opera singer R. Lisician. It was here that her star began to rise, catching the attention of the Moscow Conservatory lecturer Sergey Yakovenko, who recognized her exceptional talent.
Karina’s journey continued to soar as she captivated audiences around the globe. From her engaging performances with the Helikon Opera Company to her triumphant tours across South Korea and beyond, her voice resonated with passion and precision, earning her accolades and prestigious awards.
Her repertoire expanded with iconic roles such as Aida, Norma, and Cio-Cio San in “Madama Butterfly,” showcasing her versatility and artistry on stage. Each performance was a testament to her dedication and artistry, leaving audiences spellbound and yearning for more.
As her career blossomed, Karina’s talent shone brightly on some of the world’s most renowned stages, from the Teatro San Carlo di Napoli to The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. Her emotive performances and commanding presence established her as a leading soprano in the opera world.
Beyond her international acclaim, Karina remained deeply connected to her roots, making her long-awaited debut in her beloved Armenia at the Yerevan Opera Theatre, a momentous occasion celebrated by her fans and fellow Armenians alike.
With each new season, Karina continues to enchant audiences with her extraordinary voice and unwavering passion for music. Her journey is a testament to the power of talent, perseverance, and the universal language of music, inspiring audiences worldwide and leaving an indelible mark on the world of opera.
