Midori Suzuki, soprano

Born in Kobe. She graduated from the Kyoto City University of Arts with an award from the Kyoto Music Society. In 1991 she traveled to the Netherlands to study baroque singing with Prf. Max van Egmond at the Academy for Early Music, Amsterdam, and to study aspects of vocal ensemble technique ranging from Gregorian Chant to the renaissance and baroque periods with Dr. Rebecca Stewart at Brabants Conservatorium. Received her diploma in 1995, Midori has given concerts in various countries in Europe and in Japan. She appears as a soloist in cantatas and oratorios, as a member of vocal ensembles and sometimes in a contemporary music group as well. Midori recently performed Bach's "Kantaten" with Masaaki Suzuki, Schutz's "Weihnachtshistorie", Bach's "Motetten" with Sigiswald Kuijken, F. Landini's works with an early music group "Anthonello".
Midori won a prize at the festival of contemporary music in Belgrade.