Artist's albums
Sigurd Lie: Songs, Vol. 1
2023 · album
Fem sange til tekster av Per Sivle: No. 3, Vaar-Von
2023 · single
Sne
2023 · single
Sibelius: Orchestral Songs
2022 · album
6 Songs, Op. 36: No. 6. Demanten på marssnön
2022 · single
Lamento
2022 · album
Si dolce è’l tormento, SV 332
2022 · single
Ketil Bjørnstad: Lofotoratoriet
2020 · album
Lofotoratoriet: VIII. Mørketid
2020 · single
Myrthen, Op. 25: No. 1, Widmung
2020 · single
Arcadian Affairs – Handel Continuo Cantatas
2020 · album
Eivind Groven Songs
2019 · album
Einsamkeit: Songs by Mahler
2018 · album
Songs: Olav Kielland & Arne Dørumsgaard
2017 · album
Terra Nova
2017 · album
Honegger: Le Roi David
2017 · album
Whispering Mozart
2016 · album
The New Song
2016 · album
Påsketid
2015 · album
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Biography
"Gramophone" writes about MARIANNE BEATE KIELLAND: «The mezzo-soprano is quite outstanding: strong, firm, sensitive in modulations, imaginative in her treatment of words, with a voice pure in quality, wide in range and unfalteringly true in intonation.» She is educated from Norwegian Academy of Music, where she studied with Svein Bjørkøy. She has also studied with Oren Brown and Barbara Bonney. She is one of Europe's foremost mezzo-sopranos, and she regularly appears in the concert halls of Europe, Japan and America with conductors such as: Andrew Manze, Michel Corboz, Leonardo García-Alarcón, Christopher Moulds, Fabio Biondi, Jordi Savall, Rinaldo Alessandrini, Masaaki Suzuki, Thomas Søndergård, Thomas Dausgaard, Rune Bergmann, Jos Van Immerseel and Daniel Reuss. In 2012, she was US Grammy nominee in "Best Vocal Classical Album" for Veslemøy Synsk (Garborg/Thommessen/Grieg) by Olav Anton Thommessen, and with this and more than 50 other recordings and a wide range of repertoire and performances, she is established as a remarkable interpreter of music from baroque to contemporary era. In 2020, Marianne Beate was nominated for the prestigious German classical music award "OPUS Klassik" in the category "Best singer of the year"! Her latest album Sibelius: Orchestral Songs will be released on September 23, 2022! More info on mariannebeatekielland.com