She graduated from the “George Enescu” Music High School in Bucharest in 1995, studying flute under Professor Sevastița Lipoczi. She later continued her studies at the National University of Music Bucharest, Faculty of Musical Performance – Singing Department, under the guidance of Maria Slătinaru Nistor, Hero Lupescu, and Pompeiu Hărășteanu.

Professional Background

In 1997, she joined the “Ion Dacian” National Operetta and Musical Theatre as an alto lyrical artist, performing in productions such as:
My Fair Lady, Candide, Kiss Me, Kate!, The Gypsy Baron, The Land of Smiles, Victoria and Her Hussar, Romeo and Juliet, Rebecca, The Merry Widow, Silvia, The Phantom of the Opera, Countess Maritza.

Within the same institution, she has also performed solo roles, including:

• Mrs. Eynsford-Hill – My Fair Lady (Frederick Loewe)
• Orlofsky – Die Fledermaus (Johann Strauss II)
• Olga – The Merry Widow (Franz Lehár)
• Soubrette – Let Me Sing (Gherase Dendrino)
• Courtesan – La Belle Hélène (Jacques Offenbach)
• Soloist – Mr. Offenbach Invites You

As an alto lyrical artist, she has collaborated with prestigious institutions such as:
the “Oleg Danovski” National Opera and Ballet Theatre (Constanța), the Bucharest National Opera, L.S. Bulandra Theatre, I.L. Caragiale National Theatre, Odeon Theatre, Metropolis Theatre, and the Comic Opera for Children.

Selected Repertoire

Her repertoire includes roles in productions such as:

• Caroline – Second Time Round by Wayne Warlow, directed by Philip Parr, conducted by Wayne Warlow, Metropolis Theatre (2011)
• Lola – Cavalleria rusticana by Pietro Mascagni, directed by Răsvana Cernat, conducted by Răzvan Cernat, “Oleg Danovski” National Opera and Ballet Theatre (2010)
• Amor – Orfeo ed Euridice by C.W. Gluck, adaptation by Adrian Enescu, directed by Alexandru Darie, conducted by Tiberiu Soare, L.S. Bulandra Theatre (2008)
• Carmen – La Tragédie de Carmen by Marius Constant, directed by Ion Caramitru, conducted by Tiberiu Soare, “European Capital of Culture”, Sibiu (2007)
• Vocal soloist & flautist – The Bourgeois Gentleman, directed by Petrică Ionescu, conducted by Răzvan Luculescu, I.L. Caragiale National Theatre (2006)
• Cast member – Saragossa – 66 Days, directed by Alexandru Dabija, Hebbel am Ufer Theatre, Berlin (1999)
• Concepción – L’Heure espagnole by Maurice Ravel, directed by Hero Lupescu, conducted by Tiberiu Soare, Bucharest National Opera (2004)
• Luana – The Flower of Hawaii by Pál Ábrahám, directed by Nicolae Ciubuc, conducted by Lucian Vlădescu (2001)

Teaching Activity

Between 2004 and 2013, Claudia Deleanu taught classical singing at the “George Enescu” National College of Music in Bucharest, applying the experience gained since 1998 alongside the distinguished professor Emilia Crutescu.

Early Choral Activity

Between 1990 and 2003, she sang in the Symbol Children’s Choir, the Romanian Radio Children’s Choir, and the “Domnița Bălașa” Church Choir.

Masterclasses and Awards

She attended masterclasses with the renowned opera singer Mariana Nicolesco at the “Hariclea Darclée” Foundation in Brăila (2006).
She has received several awards, including the Special Jury Prize at the National Romanian Lied Competition.

Concerts, Festivals, and Tours

She has participated in numerous festivals, tours, and extraordinary concerts, including:

• Summer Nights Concert – Arcuș Cultural Center, Sfântu Gheorghe (2016)
• Recital: George Enescu – Sept chansons de Clément Marot, op.15 and two songs op.4 – Small Hall of the Romanian Athenaeum (2010)
• Musical-poetic performance Singing on Blaga – Cantacuzino Palace, National “George Enescu” Museum (2010)
• George Enescu Festival, Bucharest (2009)
• International Conference of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain (2009)
• Sunday Operetta in Herăstrău, Bucharest (2008)
• New Music Week, Bucharest (2003)
• Tours in Italy (2004) and Germany (2001, 2000, 1999) with TNO and the Odeon Theatre
• Tour in Greece (1990) with the Symbol Choir
• Concerts in Alba Iulia, Bacău, Sibiu with TNO

Royal Art Muzzyk Association

In 2014, she founded the Royal Art Muzzyk Association, serving as its president to this day, creating the concept of hybrid-opera.
The productions created with young artists (Dream at 16, Intermezzo, Sentimente, Belleza Rivale, Piccolo Baroque, Nu-i bai, Îngerii lui Crăciun, Le monde muzzyk) have been presented at:

• the foyer of the “Ion Dacian” National Operetta Theatre
• the Mozart Salon and UnderGrant Hall of the Comic Opera for Children
• the Metropolitan Library of Bucharest – “Mihail Sadoveanu” Central Branch
• various cultural institutions in Bucharest and across the country

The association has carried out two successful projects with the support of Bucharest’s Sector 3 City Hall:

• The Romanian Show Caravan in Sector 3 Schools – A Cultural Education Tool (2017)
• Enescu on the Alleys of Sector 3 (2021)