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On her third PENTATONE album Nostalgia, Magdalena Kožená presents Bartók’s Village Scenes, Mussorgsky’s The Nursery and a selection of Brahms songs, together with acclaimed pianist Yefim Bronfman. Sung in Slovak, Russian and German, these songs on love, longing and innocence show three master composers transforming folk traditions into their unique musical styles. Kožená demonstrates her vocal mastery once more, and this recording with Bronfman is the result of a two-decades-spanning congenial artistic partnership. more

The new concert season is only beginning slowly, but Magdalena has already had several successful concerts, from which we present some photos. Of course, there is also a rich list of performances to come. Just take your pick and arrive! more

Tonight, the long-awaited premiere of Kaija Saariaho's brand new opera Innocence with Magdalena as Waitress took place on the stage of the Grand Theater de Provence. more

Have you never noticed how much the Mexican "La Paloma" and Janáček's "A Picture of My Beloved" have in common? So listen to Magdalena in the short film of the Dulab Al Paloma project by the Arte Concert television station! more

We can't enjoy Magdalena on stage just yet, but here are three tips for where to hear and see her online in the forthcoming days. more