Hagar Sharvit is an Israeli Mezzo-Soprano, Born in Tel-Aviv. And living in Germany. After finishing her studies in the Buchmann-Mehta school of music, she moved to Europe to develop her carreer. Hagar is the recipient of the 1st prize and audience prize in the „Das Lied“ international song competition among others.

Hagar is a versatile Lied singer, who sings German, French, English, Spanish, Italian and Israeli repertoire. She performed In venues such as the Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin, the Berlin Konzerthaus, Lucerne festival, Heidelberger Frühling, Kissinger Sommer, the Ravinia festival, Aix en Provence, Elbphilharmonie, Zeist Festival, Theatre de la Ville in Paris, with pianists such as Graham Johnson, Ammiel Bushakevitz, Eric Schneider, Helmut Deutsch, Kevin Murphy, Daniel Gerzenberg, Kunal Lahiry, Alexander Fleischer, Akemi Murakami …

Amongst her opera roles are Händel‘s Agrippina (Nerone), Hercules (Dejaneira), Radamisto (Zenobia), Theodora (Irene), Xerxes (Amastre). Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea (Ottavia) Mozart’s Cherubino (Le nozze di Figaro), Rossini’s Angelina (la Cenerentola), Dove’s Pinocchio (The adventures of Pinocchio), Britten‘s Hermia (A midsummer night‘s dream)…

In 2025-2026 Hagar will sing the title role in a world premiere by composer Jan-Peter de Graaf in the opera The Stronger and Hagar with the Nederlandse Reisopera and will perform in Amsterdam, Enschede, Drachten, Zwole, and other places.

She will sing a concert together with the Vogler Quartet at the Berlin Konzerthaus with the Rückert Lieder by Mahler and Haydn‘s Ariadne auf Naxos in arrangements to voice and string quartet. She will perform in many recitals amongst others with Akemi Murakami in the series “Liederleben” in Schloss Nymphenburg, with Elenora Perz in Munich and Florence, with Eric Schneider in Berlin, in the Hugo Wolf Akademie with Elitsa Desseva and Mikhail Timoshenko at the Opera de Tours.

Recent highlights include the Kindertotenlieder by Mahler with the orchestra of the Carlo Felice opera recorded for radio Italia, Alkmene in “Die Liebe der Danae” by Strauss and Hermia in Britten’s “A midsummer night’s dream” at the Carlo Felice opera house, der Trommler, Hänsel and Cherubino at the Deutch Oper am Rhein, Mendelssohn second Symphonie in a tour with Ensemble Pygmalion and Raphael Pichon, the alto solo in “Aus die Jüdische Poesie” by Schostakovitch with the Munich radio symphony in the Prinzregententheater, conducted by Patrick Hahn, the alto solo in Dvorak Stabat mater at the Opera de Tours, recitals in the Elbphilharmonie, the Martha Argerich festival, Rheinvokal festival with the Vogler Quartet.


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