Ann-Helen Moen

About Ann-Helen Moen

Norwegian soprano Ann–Helen Moen is a versatile singer, known for her musical interpretations of a broad repertoire ranging from the early baroque to the great Romantic composers and contemporary music. She performs both in concert halls and on the opera stage, and her career has taken her to venues in cities as far afield as Tokyo and New York.

She is especially renowned for her Mozart interpretations, both operatic roles and lieder. Together with Liv Glaser on fortepiano she has recorded Mozart’s Lieder for SIMAX Classics. She performs regularly with all the Norwegian and Danish orchestras, and collaborates with pianists such as Christian Ihle Hadland and Håvard Gimse. Conductors she has sung with include Ed Gardner, Masaaki Suzuki, William Christie, Harry Christophers, Sir Andrew Davis, Eivind Gullberg Jensen, Kristjan Järvi, Andrew Litton and Susanna Mälkki.

Moen studied with Susanna Eken at the Opera Academy in Copenhagen. Upon completing her studies, she was engaged as a soloist at the Graz Opera in Austria for three years. In 2021 she was appointed Associate Professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo.