Soprano Agnes Zsigovics made her Carnegie Hall debut at Weill Recital Hall in May 2011.
She tours internationally, appearing with leading choirs and orchestras across Canada, the United States, Europe and South America. She has been featured in concerts with the Theatre of Early Music, Les Voix Baroques, the Bethlehem Bach Festival Choir, the Ottawa Bach Choir, Soundstreams, the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, the Ottawa Chamber Music Festival, the Bach Consort, the Toronto Masques Theatre, the Primavera Concert Series and many prestigious ensembles and recital series across the globe.
She is featured on Sony’s Juno Award nominated album The Voice of Bach (2009).
"Soprano Agnes Zsigovics, performing in both the Stabat Mater and a setting of Vergungte Ruh by Christoph Graupner (a contemporary of Bach) combined a warm, ringing sound with an unwillingness to hold back the kind of firepower sometimes missed in this music."
Review of The Washington Bach Consort: In Solo Flight with Agnes Zsigovics, Daniel Taylor
Washigton DC, Sunday, November 06, 2011
"Sopranos Agnes Zsigovics and Helene Brunet enchanted the audience with their beautifully blended duet in Laudamus te. Zsigovics also shone in Domine Deus, Agnus Dei, naturally shaping each phrase with her clear, round voice, accompanied by the elegant, lush playing of oboist Matthew Jennejohn."
Review of Vivaldi's Gloria with the Theatre of Early Music
Hannah Rahimi, La Scena Musicale, November 15, 2011