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Katerina Mina, a fiery Kupava, projected her sweeping lines with assurance and
conviction -
Opera Magazine


 
 

Singing from the pulpit, Katerina Mina’s crystal clear voice exploited the acoustics of St. James’s perfectly, soaring through the building, down the aisles and up to the high ceiling.
The singing was heavenly -
The Daily Express


 

This is a soprano who should be and undoubtedly will be heard on a greater stage - Opera Spy

 

 

The new disc «Angel of Fire» is a terrific achievement and there is much to enjoy. Katerina Mina is clearly a voice to watch out for, and I would certainly hope to hear her live - Planet Hugill

«Io son l’umile ancella» from Cilea’s Adriana Lecouvreur is just right, with Mina providing the sort of spine in the voice which was lacking in recent London performances of the opera - Planet Hugill

 

The piece was musically even more outstanding by the fabulous singing of the Greek-Cypriot soprano, Katerina Mina, whose voice was always on point and soared into the rafters of St-Martin-in-the-Fields. Hers was an outstanding performance, both vocally and emotionally - Opera Spy


 
 

Greek-Cypriot soprano Katerina Mina played the role of Kupava in grandiose style,
relishing the dramatic possibilities - 
Bachtrack

 
 

 
 

The casting of Katerina Mina is perfect. She is young, elegant, and her singing is superb- Plays to See

 
 

 

Sublime recital left us spellbound. Katerina Mina: a consummate musician - Colchester News

 

 
 

The surprise of the evening was the soloist, Soprano Katerina Mina. She added layers of depth
and visualisation to the African Sanctus, that any singer coming after her will be hard put
to replicate - 
Gulf Weekly


 
 

 Soprano Katerina Mina is beautiful and thoroughly convincing as the heartbroken heroine.
Even to someone who can only pick up the word «rien», it is captivating - 
Exeunt Magazine


 
 

The opulent-voiced Katerina Mina thoroughly inhabited Mimi in an emotionally convincing performance. She wowed audiences with both the beauty of her voice and the depth of her characterization - GoDubai News


 
 

Ms Mina was entirely convincing as the protagonist and had the audience with her every step of the way. Her final song portraying total desolation of her beloved was truly breathtaking. The closing bars were exquisitely executed and left the audience spellbound - Colchester News


 
 

Soprano Katerina Mina gave the full operatic treatment to «Help» by The Beatles, such with all the
passion of a Puccini heroine - 
The Daily Express

 

 
 

I was particularly impressed by Katerina Mina, who produced one of the best
«Come scoglios» I've heard from a singer of her age -
Musical Pointers

 

 
 

 The height of them was undoubtedly the discovery of soprano Katerina Mina, with a dark,
ravishingly beautiful soprano voice. Her first song drew a storm of applause and each song thereafter
had the same breathing sense of theatre, of ancient yearning and tragedy - 
Eastern Daily Press

 

 
 

Katerina has one of those clear-as-a-bell soprano voices, displayed with great charm
to the top of the register, and with generous volume - 
Musical Pointers


 
 

I particularly enjoyed her extract from Adriana Lecouvreur and she exactly caught the wistful
longing of Weber’s heroine, Agathe  - 
Musical Pointers

 

 
 

Katerina Mina dominated with the cantata «Berenice che fai» by Haydn. The smooth and
resplendent sound of her voice, as well as the sensual and comparably expressive performed sections
interweaved with the dynamic, precisely harmonized sounds of the orchestra - 
Ingolstadt News

 

 
 

 Soprano Katerina Mina gave a good vocal rendition of Nedda as well as displaying her natural
acting abilities– her ease and comfort on the stage visible and convincing, her high notes were all
well pitched and nicely rounded - 
The Cyprus Weekly

 

 
 

The highlight of the evening was Schumann’s «Frauenliebe und Leben». Katerina, with
her cultivated dramatic sense and her no-holds-barred passion made something special of
this poignant cycle - 
The Cyprus Weekly