Atlanta Conservatory of Music
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Frutti di mare by J. Strauß
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzdMsJwKLPM
International Music Festival "Musica Mallorca" in Spain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlrJL3oRUFg&feature=related
Yoora Lee-Hoff 이유라 - 고향의 노래, 이수인 곡
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EikX6qDUtb4&feature=related
Yoo-ra Lee Recital will be presented on July 11, Sunday at the Spring Hall by Atlanta Conservatory of Music.
Coloratura Soprano Yoo-ra Lee-Hoff (Yoo-Ra Lee) was born in Seoul. South Korea and lives in Dresden, Germany. She studied violin in
Seoul, South Korea. In Berlin and Leipzig, Germany while she was active as a violinist. Her beautiful voice was discoverer and she was invited to study vocal arts/opera at the university of music and theatre in Leipzig, Germany. She graduated in 2006 with diploma and concert diploma. She actively participated at master classes with Julia Hamari and Siegfried Jerusalem. She is currently coached by Irngard Boas.
Her first engagements Lead her to the leipzig opera house, Germany (2002and2003) and the Saxony's traveling repertory theatre Dresden Radebeul, Germany(2004-2005) while she was still studying. Since 2005 She was singing at the Dresden State Operetta. During guest engagements she performed at the stages of the theatre Bautzen. the state operae Schwerin. the theatre Dessau. the opera House Chemnitz. the theatre Gera and others.
She performed at the international music festival Palma de Mallorca, Spain, the Luisenburg Festival Wunsiedel, Germany and the opera festival Salvador de Bahi, Brazil
During the "Vienna Johanna Strauss concert gala" tour she was singing at several major concert halls in Germany and Switzerland. among others at tonhalle Zurich. the Residenz Munich and the Berlin Philharmonic. Her concert work took her to concert halls in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Ukraina, and Estonia.
Her next opera engagements are as Fiamerra in "Boccaccio" and as Queen of the Night in "The Magic Flute" at the Dresden State Operretta, Germany. Next concert will be at the Frauenkirche Dresden, Germany whit Bach cantata.
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