About Edita Randová

Edita Randová is a renowned Czech mezzo-soprano and experienced vocal teacher with an international opera and concert career. She has performed across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Australia, including prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, and has collaborated with leading orchestras and conductors. She studied voice with Milada Musilová and Marta Boháčová and also trained in piano, giving her a strong musical and technical foundation. Her repertoire includes opera, oratorio, cantatas, masses, art songs, and contemporary music. She is the recipient of major cultural awards, including the Gustav Mahler European Prize and La Reconnaissance Culturelle Médaille d’Or Internationale. Edita has been teaching singing for more than 10 years. In her lessons, she focuses on healthy vocal technique, breath support, vocal flexibility, diction, musical expression, interpretation, and stage confidence. She helps students understand how to use their voice naturally and efficiently, while developing their individual sound and artistic personality. She works with singers of different levels, from beginners to advanced students, as well as performers preparing for auditions, concerts, exams, competitions, or professional engagements. Her teaching combines many years of international stage experience with a sensitive, individual, and supportive approach, helping each student discover, strengthen, and develop their own voice.