# Felicia Filip

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**Ana Felicia Filip** (ˈana feˈlit͡ʃi.a ˈfilip; born 20 March 1959, [Slatina](/source/Slatina,_Romania)) is a [Romanian](/source/Romania) [operatic](/source/Opera) [soprano](/source/Soprano).[1] She has sung in the [Royal Opera House](/source/Royal_Opera_House) Covent Garden, the [Vienna State Opera](/source/Vienna_State_Opera) and the [Liceu](/source/Liceu) in [Barcelona](/source/Barcelona). Since 2014, she is the director of the Comic Opera for Children in [Bucharest](/source/Bucharest).

## Awards

- 1983 Francisco Viñas Singing Contest Barcelona First Prize and Mozart Prize
- 1985 [International Tchaikovsky Competition](/source/International_Tchaikovsky_Competition) - Moscow Second Prize
- 1987 [Belvedere International Singing Competitions](/source/Belvedere_International_Singing_Competition) - Vienna Second Prize, Mozart Prize and Japanese Prize
- 1991 "The Glory of Mozart" Singing Competition - Toronto First Prize

## References

1. Cummings, David M. (1998). *International Who's who in Music and Musicians' Directory*. Cambridge: International Biographical Centre. p. 169. ISBN 978-0-94887-592-2.

## External links

- [http://feliciafilip.wifeo.com](http://feliciafilip.wifeo.com) Unofficial website

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