Mahtab Haghighi's musical odyssey commenced at the age of 10, embarking on a journey that traversed the realms of piano, guitar, and vocals. Her dedication led her to explore the nuances of jazz vocals at Romanos Melikian College, and the intricacies of opera under the tutelage of Professor Julieta Nazarian at the Yerevan State Conservatory of Armenia.
As a member of esteemed ensembles such as the Tehran Opera Ensemble, Dian Choir, Tehran Cultural Choir Ensemble, and the Laudate Singers in Canada, Mahtab showcased her prowess as a soloist, captivating audiences across continents. From enchanting performances in productions like Hansel & Gretel Opera to mesmerizing concerts with Vino & Forte at prestigious venues like Highcroft Manor, BMO Theatre and Annex her musical virtuosity knows no bounds.
With over 15 years of experience in teaching piano and singing to students of all ages, Mahtab's passion for nurturing talent and guiding aspiring musicians along their musical journey shines through. Currently based in North Vancouver, Canada, she continues to inspire audiences with her heartfelt performances, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music.
My Opera Journey was a captivating concert held on July 12, 2024, at Payette Hall, VSO School of Music. This performance featured Mahtab Haghighi as the vocalist, Roshanak FarzadKish on piano, and Soroush Shahres on viola. It was a celebration where the human voice transformed into an instrument of profound emotion, expression, and transcendence.
We invited our audience into the enchanting world of opera and classical vocal music, where each note painted a delicate brushstroke upon the canvas of the soul. From the grandeur of opera to the haunting beauty of folk songs, our journey traversed the rich landscapes of global musical traditions.
Through this concert, we explored a diverse array of classical and folk music from around the world, revealing the stories and memories woven into each melody. My Opera Journey was not only a showcase of musical heritage but also a testament to our commitment to fostering cultural appreciation and unity through the universal language of music.