Regina Prasser

Regina Prasser is a Senior Lecturer at Mozarteum University's Department of Vocal Studies, specializing in Voice, Elocution/Rhetoric, and Children's/Youth Voice Education. She has taught since 1994 and leads a university course on children's/youth choir conducting with the Vienna Boys Choir. Her affiliations include the School of Music & Art Education (SOMA) and professional roles with perSonare, a leadership training consultancy.

Education includes studies in solo singing, vocal pedagogy at Mozarteum University, elocution at Stuttgart's HMDK Musikhochschule, and educational management at Danube University Krems. She completed masterclasses and maintains international teaching collaborations with institutions like Paris Lodron University and Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg.

Her research focuses on vocal development across ages, contemporary music performance, and interdisciplinary musical-literary programming. She actively engages with school choirs, children's theater ensembles, and competitions internationally. Performance highlights include work with conductors Norbert Balatsch and Helmuth Rilling, participation in Ansbacher Bachwochen, and premieres of compositions by Rupert Huber and others.

As a jury member and festival director, she contributes to vocal competitions and choir festivals globally. Her perSonare company applies rhetorical training to leadership development and media speaker preparation.