In the Media
The New York Times Review: “Two Concerts Reveal a Dramatic Shift Between Mahler Symphonies”
“Golda Schultz’s sparkly soprano was beautifully suited to the vocal solo in the final movement. Her absolute optimism was seemingly untouched by earthly matters.” Read the full review from The New York Times - “Two Concerts Reveal a Dramatic Shift Between Mahler Symphonies”.
New Podcast Interview - How to Overcome Performance Anxiety
In this podcast interview, Golda takes us on an emotional journey through her career, from her first performances in Germany, where she sang in German despite language barriers, to her experiences with "Fainting Goat Syndrome" – a humorous term for her unique way of dealing with the immense fear and pressure of stage performances.
radio klassik Stephansdom
Marion Eigl invited the South African soprano to the studio for an interview, where they spoke about the opera business, her dream roles, concert programs, and performing for television broadcasts in front of an audience of millions.
BBC 3 Inside Music
BBC 3’s “Inside Music” is a series in which each week a musician explores a selection of music - from the inside. This month they interviewed Golda, and you listen to the full interview online for 30 days.
Golda Schultz in Don Giovani
Annette Friday from Journal 21 recently met with Golda to chat with her about her current performance in Mozart's opera Don Giovanni at the Zurich Opera House. Read the full interview online today.
Starke Stimme: Die Sopranistin Golda Schultz
Listen to this DW Made for Minds interview with Golda.
egoFM - “This Be Her Verse” by Hoffmann & Kollmann
In this radio interview, Hoffmann & Kollmann from egoFM interview Golda about everything from her about her relationship with classical music to her latest album “This Be Her Verse”, for which she exclusively selected songs by female composers. Listen to the full interview online.
BR Podcast - Eins zu Eins. Der Talk
In this podcast episode, Golda Schultz is the guest for "Eins zu Eins. Der Talk". This series is about eventful biographies, unusual professions, exciting insights, or moments that changed everything, as experienced and told by guests who make a difference
BR-KLASSIK - “I Feel Welcome in Bavaria”
The South African opera singer Golda Schultz received 2022’s special prize of the Bavarian Culture Prize. In this BR-KLASSIK radio interview, Golda speaks about what the award means to her and what she is committed to with her art.
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Festival d'Aix-en-Provence: [Interview] With The Soprano Golda Schultz
An Interview with the Soprano, Golda Shultz - “Golda Schultz belongs to that rare category of radiant artists, combining luminous voice and lively performances.” - Festival d'Aix-en-Provence
Neue Zürcher Zeitung - “I am proud to be a South African”
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ; "New Journal of Zürich") is a Swiss, German-language daily newspaper. Recently, they interviewed Golda while she was at the summer festival in Lucerne. “[She] not only sings wonderfully, but she is also a sensitive and critical contemporary.”
Vocal Arts DC: My Songs, My Stories | Golda Schultz & Jonathan Ware
Every song tells a story; every person has one. In an ongoing series of informal interviews, Vocal Arts DC asks singers, both established and earlier in their careers, to sing one or more of their favorite songs and to tell them something of their own life’s story. This is Golda’s story.
VAN Magazine: Love Seeps Through - An interview with soprano Golda Schultz
VAN Magazine: Love Seeps Through - An interview with soprano Golda Schultz.
ttt - titles, theses, temperaments: An Interview with Golda Schultz
ttt reports on current exhibitions, new music, exciting campaigns, big and small stars and trends in the international culture scene. They met up with Golda in Berlin.
Tagesspiegel: Recital at Pierre Boulez Saal, Berlin
“This was one of those nights that you later tell your amazed friends and family about: Yes, I was there when tickets for a Golda Schultz performance were still available at the box office…”