Viola Wing-Lam Cheung is a soprano born in Hong Kong. She was seen as Königin der Nacht from Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte in 18 cities of the Netherlands and Belgium. After singing the roles of Liu in Puccini’s Turandot in the Netherlands and La Fée in Massenet’s Cendrillon in Trentino Music Festival in Italy, Viola made her debut at the Dutch National Opera in 2023 as one of the six Mädchen in Kurt Weill’s opera, Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny. Her concert performances include the soprano solo parts in Mahler Symphony No.4, Dvorak’s Stabat Mater, Vivaldi’s Gloria, Bach’s Johannes Passion and various cantatas. She was invited by the International Vocal Competition of ‘s Hertogenbosch in various Concert Series and Masterclasses.
With her extended vocal range, timber and stage presence, Viola made her voice heard in various genres. She sang in more than 30 world premieres of new compositions, including original vocal soundtracks in Netflix Series - Our Oceans narrated by Barack Obama, two main roles, The Light and Bernadette in new operas, Seconds of Fear and Goldilocks in Amsterdam from the Opera Forward Festival at the Dutch National Opera, as well as solo and ensemble pieces at the November Festival, O-Festival, Dag in de Branding Festival, Rewire Festival, Composers’ Festivals of Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and three country tours in collaborations with Silbersee, Doelen Ensemble, NKK NXT and Dutch singer-songwriter Wende Snijders. Viola was a performing guest in the 70th anniversary of Chinese National Day ceremony in Floriada Expo Amsterdam, and was invited as a jury member of the Water Cube Cup Chinese Song Contest in 2022-2024.
Viola graduated with a Master in New Audience and Innovative Practice from Royal Conservatoire The Hague and another Master in Classical Singing in Codarts. She studied voice with, Charlotte Riedijk, Maartje Rammeloo, Chan Sui Kwan and Ira Siff, and received masterclasses from Barbara Frittoli, Margareet Honig, Rosemary Joshua, Andrew Watts, Eva Maria Westbroek, Roberta Alexander, Luciana Serra, Lynn Dawson and John Fulljames. She was awarded the scholarship of Best Student in Concentrated Studies by Hong Kong Baptist University in 2013 and was featured in the music talent documentary, Young Music Makers, by Radio and Television Hong Kong in 2015.
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