Olga Czerwinski is an Austrian lyric soprano of Russian origin, based in Vienna. Her international career encompasses opera and concert performances across Europe and Asia, including appearances at renowned concert halls, opera houses and music festivals.

 

Her operatic career began in 2011 with the role of Zerlina in Mozart´s Don Giovanni at the Bavarian Summer Festival. Critics praised her as a “youthfully fresh Zerlina” and described her as “one of the discoveries of the evening.”

 

Further engagements followed at Teatro Mario del Monaco (Italy), Staatstheater Oradea (Romania), Bühne Baden (Austria), Teatro Ristori (Italy), Bayreuth Festival (Germany), among other European theatres and festivals.

 

Olga Czerwinski graduated from the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria, earning three academic degrees, including a Master of Arts (M.A.). She has won prizes at several international singing competitions, including First Prize at the Alpe Adria International Singing Competition in Udine, Italy, and was awarded a scholarship to attend the American Institute of Musical Studies (AIMS) in Graz following a successful competitive audition.

 

Her concert career includes more than 1,500 performances, with international  tours and engagements. In China Olga Czerwinski has performed at numerous concert venues, including the  National Centre for Performing Arts (Beijing), the Guangzhou Opera House (Guangzhou), and the Shanghai Grand Theatre (Shanghai).

 

On the opera stage Olga Czerwinski performed roles including Micaëla (Carmen), Susanna (Le Nozze di Figaro), Lauretta and Nella (Gianni Schicchi), Belinda (Dido and Aeneas) and others.

 

Vienna´s celebrated ball tradition holds a special place in her career. She has sung at balls in the historic Hofburg Palace, and repeated appearances at the Johann Strauss Ball. Olga Czerwinski maintains a close artistic collaboration with the Wiener Kaiser Orchester alongside collaborations with various other orchestras in Vienna.

 

In 2024 and 2025, concerts on the several Greek islands featured lyric soprano on two distinct projects: La Divina and The Power of the Voice . 

 

Her discography includes a chanson album with Karlheinz Donauer und Rudi Brunnhuber, as well as a contribution to Carl Michael Ziehrer´s operetta Fesche Geister, recorded  with the Original C.M. Ziehrer Orchester under Hans Schadenbauer.

A new album featuring songs and romances by Sergei Rachmaninoff is awaiting release on the Da Vinci Classics label.

 

Alongside  the opera and concert stage, she create her own musical projects trough OLGA CZERWINSKI ART PRODUCTIONS. Among them are Matinée with Sunday Brunch and Olga & Friends, concert formats that brings singers and instrumentalists in a setting designed to encourage musical exchange and a closer connection with audiences.