Unfortunately, Christianne Stotijn's concert with Simon Keenlyside and Thomas Adès scheduled for the 7th of March 2021 at the Barbican Hall was cancelled.
Christianne Stotijn performed in Beethoven's Mass in D (Missa solemnis) on the 28th of June 2019 at the Royal Festival Hall with conductor David Hill, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, The Bach Choir, Roderick Williams, soprano Sarah Fox, tenor Toby Spence.
She also performed in Beethoven's Choral Symphony with the Britten Sinfonia, Choir of Royal Holloway, soprano Jennifer France, Matthew Rose and tenor Ed Lyon under the baton of Thomas Adès on the 26th of May 2019 at the Barbican Hall.
Christianne Stotijn is professor at the University of Würzburg.
She founded 'Stichting Orplid' in 2013. She became artistic director of the 'Udo Reinemann International Masterclasses' in the same year
In 2010 she won the BBC Music Magazine Award for her recording of songs by Tchaikovsky, accompanied by Julius Drake and made her debut at the Royal Opera House as Tamerlano in one Handel's greatest operas Handel.
She won de Nederlandse Muziekprijs in 2008, ECHO Rising Stars Award in 2006 and the the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award in 2005. The latter trust supported her until 2009.
In 2007 she became a BBC New Generation Artist.
She reached the final of the 2001 International Wettbewerb fur Liedkunst in Stuttgart.
Christianne Stotijn was replaced by Renata Pokupić for a concert with the Nash Ensemble on the 10th of December 2016 at the Wigmore Hall.
She was born in Delft, the Netherlands, in 1977, and studied voice and violin at the Amsterdam Conservatorium and later with Dame Janet Baker. She finished her studies at conservatory in 2003 in Metz.
Christianne Stotijn performed at the BBC Proms again on the 17th of July 2013 in the world premiere of Thomas Adès's Totentanz with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and in the Wigmore Hall on 29th of October 2012.
She made her BBC Proms debut on the 6th of September 2006 in Mahler's Resurrection Symphony with the BBC Symphony Orchestra being conducted by Bernard Haitink.