Katharina Rössner

Katharina Rössner is a Professor of Voice and Vocal Pedagogy at the Department of Vocal Studies, Mozarteum University. Previously serving as a Professor and Lecturer at the University of the Arts in Bremen, she specializes in vocal performance and pedagogy. Her academic career includes a Doctor of Musical Arts (2007) from Louisiana State University, focusing on Erich Zeisl's compositions.

• Education: Singing under Franz Lukasovsky and Lied/Oratorio with Edith Mathis
• Masterclasses with Helena Lazarska, Graziella Sciutti, and Walter Berry

Her research bridges vocal technique, contemporary music, and historical performance practices. Notable works include recordings of M. William Karlins' compositions (Hungaroton) and premieres of pieces by Alexander Wagendristel and others. Awards highlight her artistic achievements, including recognition from the International Robert Stolz Competition. She actively engages in professional organizations like NATS and BDG/EVTA, contributing to vocal pedagogy discourse.