Anastasia Evdaimon
Profile
Pitch of Voice
Mezzo-soprano
Nationality
Greece
Studies
Master Specialized Music Performance – Opera
Academic Year
2025
Vocal coach
Claude Eichenberger
Former musical studies
- Artist Diploma, 2023, Classical Singing, Athens Conservatoire, Athens, Greece
CV
Performed operas:
- 2025: Dido (D. Lavragkas), Opera recording
Most important projects/concerts:
- 2024: Lieder recital, Philippos Nakas Concert Hall
- 2023: Graduation recital, Athens Conservatoire Concert Hall
- 2022: Stabat Mater (G. B. Pergolesi), Athens Coservatoire Concert Hall
Masterclasses:
- 2024: Markella Hatziano, Athens Conservatoire Concert Hall,
- 2024: Aris Argiris, Apollonio Conservatory
- 2022: Dimitri Yakas, Athens Conservatoire Concert Hall
- 2022: Tassis Christoyannis, Athens Conservatoire Concert Hall
- 2021: Marlis Petersen, Athens Concert Hall
Interview: Three questions for Anastasia Evdaimon
Why are you studying opera?
I am studying opera to combine my deep love for the fine art of music and theatre. For me, opera is one of the highest expressions of art.
What was your first encounter with opera?
My first encounter with opera was through my grandfather vinyl’s collection that he brought moving from Russia to Greece. Later, as a child, my mother, who is a piano professor, often took me to opera performances at the Odeion of Herodes Atticus - a truly life-changing experience.
Which is your favourite opera and why?
Massenet’s Werther is my favorite opera, as Charlotte offers one of the most complex and rewarding roles for a mezzo-soprano. Beyond that, it is an excellent paradigm of the French Romantic music, blending extraordinary melodies with intricate harmonies and dramatic depth.
