“…Magdalena Wór…made a magnificent debut…with her rich, seductive mezzo sound, perfectly suited to the role. And her acting as the sultry, sexy and fiery cigarette girl had just the right amount of intensity.” proclaimed the review of Palm Beach Opera's Carmen production. (Palm Beach Artspaper)
" …Magdalena Wór almost stole the show as a well-defined and well-sung Suzuki.” wrote Anne Midgette of The Washington Post following Magdalena’s role debut of Suzuki with Virginia Opera.
“…...a burnished mezzo, technical ease and drama-inflected phrasing.” is how The Baltimore Sun describes the Polish mezzo-soprano.
Recent performances include Janáček’s Glagolitic Mass with the Cathedral Choral Society, Beach’s Grand Mass in Eb Major and Bach’s Magnificat with the National Philharmonic, Handel’s Messiah with the Atlanta and Alabama Symphony Orchestras and recitals with the Embassy Series. Upcoming performances include the title role in Bizet’s Carmen with Lyric Opera Virginia.
Ms. Wór is a First Place Winner of the Marcella Sembrich and Heinz Rehfuss Vocal Competitions, a Finalist of the Marcello Giordani and Moniuszko International Vocal Competitions, a Metropolitan Opera Competition National Finalist as well as an alumna of the Washington National Opera’s prestigious Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program.
In recent seasons Ms. Wór performed with the National Symphony Orchestra, National Philharmonic, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Washington National Opera, Virginia Opera, Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Palm Beach Opera, Washington Concert Opera, Atlanta Opera, and New Trinity Baroque, among others.
