Agnes Vojtko

Mezzo-Soprano

Hailed as an “earnest and grounded” artist (San Francisco Classical Voice) with a “heart-touching and plush sound” (Bay Area Reporter), Hungarian mezzo-soprano Ágnes Vojtkó is known for her masterful presentation of early music repertoire. Ágnes is excited to return to Eugene Opera after her debut as Flora in Traviata in 2024. Recent appearances include the Water Goddess in the premiere production of WaterWorks by A-Squared Productions, Händel’s Messiah, Bach’s Mass in B Minor and St John Passion with American Bach Soloists, Mozart’s Requiem with Connecticut Early Music Festival and Bach’s Mass in B Minor with Music Worcester and Concora. Locally, Ágnes had performed with Eugene Vocal Arts, Oregon Mozart Players, Chamber Music Amici, and Capella Romana in Portland. She made her Carnegie Hall debut in Händel’s Messiah in 2023. After earning her BM at Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest as a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship, Agnes moved to the US and now holds an MM and DMA in Voice from the University of Texas at Austin. Ágnes served on the voice faculty of Collin College and Southwestern University, TX.