Artist Info
Described as “versatile” and “dramatically convincing” (Voce di Meche) and praised for her “impassioned phrasing” (OperaWire), soprano Elizaveta Kozlova is an active performer and music entrepreneur who has been presented nationally and internationally.
Elizaveta has appeared as a soloist in Bach's Magnificat at the Moscow International House of Music as a member of Vladimir Spivakov’s Youth Foundation. She made her Lincoln Center debut as Susanna in Le Nozze di Figaro with the New York Lyric Opera in 2018. Other operatic appearances include Anna I (Seven Deadly Sins) and Servilia (La Clemenza di Tito) with Dell'Arte Opera, Doralice (Il trionfo dell'onore) with Amherst Early Music Festival, Gretel (Hänsel und Gretel) with Chicago Summer Opera, Pamina (Die Zauberflöte) with the Manhattan Opera Studio and Amore (L’incoronazione di Poppea) with the Berlin Opera Studio.
Elizaveta won an Encouragement Award at the Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition twice: at the Los Angeles District in 2026 and at the Arkansas Region in 2024. In the same year, she was a finalist at the Concorso di Canto Barocco “Francesco Provenzale” in Napoli, Italy. She is the recipient of the Jaume Aragall Award and the Apròpera Award from the 2023 Camerata Sant Cugat Competition in Sant Cugat, Spain. She was a semifinalist at the Houston Saengerbund Competition in 2021.
Elizaveta is actively involved in New York City's early music scene. She has performed with such ensembles and organizations as Bach Vespers, Juilliard415, Parthenia Viol Consort and Tenet Vocal Artists (as part of the Tenet Mentorship Program). In 2025, Elizaveta joined Instituto Cervantes as a curator of a concert series dedicated to the Baroque music of Spain and the Americas.
Elizaveta is an avid interpreter of new music. She collaborated with Carnegie Hall on a performance of Into Air by Alex Mills presented at the Montres Breguet lounge at Frieze New York art fair.
In 2025, Elizaveta joined Parthenia Viol Consort in a recital fully dedicated to new music for viols, which included three world premieres. At the New Music New Haven concert series at the Yale School of Music, Elizaveta sang the world premieres of two pieces for solo voice and orchestra: Five Madrigals by Arseniy Gusev and Butterfly Hunt by Kacper Madejek. Elizaveta frequently performs songs and chamber music by Valentin Silvestrov at concerts dedicated to fundraising for Ukraine.
Elizaveta Kozlova has performed at several events of major humanitarian significance. Most notably, at the Center for Jewish History event “A Tribute to the Artists who Perished in the Holocaust”. She was also a part of the United Nations 75 Years Celebration Music Festival for Sustainable Development Goals in 2020.
Elizaveta is based in NYC where she received her Bachelor's and Master's Degrees at Mannes School of Music.
