Magdalena Krysztoforska-Beucher
Magdalena Krysztoforska-Beucher called Magda Beucher, (born 22 May 1985) is a Polish soprano and composer. [1]
Magdalena Krysztoforska-Beucher called Magda Beucher, (born 22 May 1985) is a Polish soprano and composer. [1]
Born in Warsaw, Krysztoforska-Beucher studied singing at the Chopin University of Music and at the Académie lyrique d’Osimo in Italy. [2]
She is married to the French-Polish tenor David Beucher.
Speaking five languages, [2] she tackles composers such as Mozart and Britten, through Verdi, Massenet and Tchaikovsky [3] [4] She also performs in recital, festivals and oratorios.
She is a member of the Magda et David Beucher ensemble.
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