Katia Plaschka

"[4] John Story commented in Fanfare: The three sections involving the soloists are extraordinary in both their sublime if remote beauty and the sheer difficulty of the music.

In 2003 she appeared in the premiere of Wolfgang Mitterer's opera massacre, performed as part of the Wiener Festwochen, directed by Joachim Schlömer and conducted by Peter Rundel.

[7] In 2004 she was the singer for Mitterer's performance with dancers, Labyrinth for soprano and electronics, at the Semper Depot in Vienna, with choreographer Saskia Hölbling and her group DANS.KIAS.

[11] In 2003, with the Chor St. Martin and the chamber choir Martinis, she performed in the Unionskirche, Idstein, Handel's Gloria, which had been attributed to the composer only in 2001, and his Utrecht Te Deum and Jubilate.

In St. Martin, also in Idstein, she performed Bach's Christmas Oratorio (2004), Buxtehude's Membra Jesu Nostri (2007), and Mozart's Great Mass in C minor (2008).