Marta Töpferová
Marta started singing at the age of eight in her native Prague, Czech Republic. Upon moving to the US in 1987, she continued her vocal and music studies with The Seattle Girls’ Choir. At an early age, she sang in many different languages including Latin, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Finnish and Czech, as well as a wide range of works by Johannes Brahms, Joseph Haydn, Francis Poulenc and Giovanni Battista Pergolesi to name a few.
Marta has recently returned to her homeland, the Czech Republic, in order to launch an ensemble of Czech and Slavic music, called Milokraj, meaning "beloved land."
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About Marta Töpferová
Marta started singing at the age of eight in her native Prague, Czech Republic. Upon moving to the US in 1987, she continued her vocal and music studies with The Seattle Girls’ Choir. At an early age, she sang in many different languages including Latin, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Finnish and Czech, as well as a wide range of works by Johannes Brahms, Joseph Haydn, Francis Poulenc and Giovanni Battista Pergolesi to name a few.
Marta has recently returned to her homeland, the Czech Republic, in order to launch an ensemble of Czech and Slavic music, called Milokraj, meaning "beloved land."
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