In the Media
Opera has a fat-shaming problem — top singers explain why it’s so dangerous
Read more by Shirley Apthorp in Financial Times
Golda Schultz: “Mich interessiert an der Oper, was uns als Menschen verbindet”
Erstklassisch mit Mischke - Klassik hautnah: Abendblatt-TV
Golda Schultz tells the story behind the picture in #InstaView "I'll never look that cool again!"
Read the interview by André Sperber on Concerti.
Golda Schultz with "Or sai chi l'onore"
Watch Golda perform "Or sai chi l'onore" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the moma café.
WDR 3 Klassik Forum
In a conversation with Klassik Forum editor Susanne Ockelmann, Golda Schultz shares her story, which took her from South Africa to Germany via New York.
Interview on NDR Talk Show
Golda Schultz has conquered the world's biggest stages with her singing. She was inspired by Mozart for her new album. Recently, she was interviewed on NDR Talk Show, and you can see the full interview online.
DAS! with star soprano Golda Schultz
Golda Schultz talks about her love for her homeland South Africa and her enthusiasm for opera and Mozart on the Red Sofa at DAS!. Watch the full interview online today.
DER TAG In Berlin & Brandenburg
Golda is interviewed by DER TAG in Berlin & Brandenburg, speaking about her new album "Mozart, You Drive Me Crazy!" She explains how this came about, and talks about her journey to where she is today, from South Africa, to New York, and eventually to Germany. Watch the full interview online.
Podcast Interview (Part 2) - How I Treat Myself Before and After a Performance
In this podcast interview, Golda openly talks about her preparation before a performance, and how she overcomes negative self-talk. She shares some insights on how she likes to get feedback and how she deals with herself after a performance. The episode paints a picture of how personal resilience is built and how one learns to deal with the internal and external challenges of an artistic career.
Podcast Interview (Part 1) - 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.