Anikó Tóth, PhD
Music, Singing Performance
From Los Angeles, California, international singer and educator Dr Anikó Tóth offers online vocal lessons (singing technique, accent and performance coaching) to clients around the world, from Los Angeles to Budapest to Tokyo. (Extended performance biography below.)
De Los Angeles, en Californie, la chanteuse et éducatrice internationale Dr Anikó Tóth propose un coaching vocal en ligne (technique de chant, accent et coaching de performance) à des clients du monde entier, de Los Angeles à Budapest en passant par Tokyo.
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We offer online lessons around the world.
Dr Anikó Tóth, Biography
Originally from Los Angeles, Anikó Tóth is a singer of Hungarian folk and art music, Classical (Opera), Contemporary Classical, Jazz, Musical Theatre, and has expanded into Extended Vocal Techniques.
She has been broadcast on BBC Four, BBC Radio 3 & 4 (UK), PBS (USA), and Bartók Rádió (Hungary) and performed live at the Royal Albert Hall (London), Bridgewater Hall (Manchester), The Sage (Gateshead), the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (Los Angeles), Millennium Theatre (Budapest), among other venues.
She has been a featured vocalist in/on: documentary Plastic Britain: on our watch (2020); feature film Coven of Evil (2020); BBC drama Amazing Grace; Michael Cretu’s The Byzantium Collection (2019); and Polar Institute album (2018), also writing lyrics for and singing on the soundtrack for short film A Fate Worse Than Death (USA release).
Anikó has premiered new music in: Los Angeles, USA; Vienna, Austria; Budapest, Hungary; Athens, Greece - with performance of original collaborative work ELEGEIA (2013) in the Onassis Cultural Centre (with Nikos Stavropoulos); and numerous venues across the UK.
Collaborators / credits include Meredith Monk’s A Celebration Service - Budapest, Hungary; Jan Kopinski’s jazz-folk fusion MIRRORS (with Reflektor band) – various UK venues; and Belle (Opera) in Doncaster’s CAST theatre opening.
Anikó has most recently sung with the Liverpool Philharmonic’s Ensemble 10/10 as soloist in the Roger McGough concert Summer with Monika with music by Stephen Davismoon. Other collaborators include the Hallé Choir (on two Grammy award-winning albums), the Manchester Chamber Choir, the Manchester Camerata, and the BBC Philharmonic. Theatrical collaborators include the Royal Shakespeare Company, Slung Low Theatre, and Tangled Dance Company.
Anikó also provides American and Hungarian voices to the UK and European markets as a voice over artist, and her acting credits include Leonard Nimoy’s Never Forget as Magda (film - Los Angeles) and Danton’s Death (stage - New York and Los Angeles) as Julie.