‣ bio
Katinka Fogh Vindelev (born 1984) is a classically trained soprano from the Danish National Academy of Music, composer and sound artist. Katinka’s work is based on the voice as primary source of sound and material. As a singer and performer, she has a versatile career both nationally and internationally.
In 2018 Katinka released her first full length voice composition Moonologue
Initiated and created in collaboration with visual artist Marie Kølbæk Iversen and commissioned by Louisiana Museum the piece was performed twice during their acclaimed The Moon exhibition. Moonologue is released on vinyl by Antipyrine and features counter tenor Morten Grove Frandsen and Vindelev herself
Katinka is a member of We like We a Danish composer collective and quartet, who recently released their second full length album Next to the entire all on the Berlin-based label Sonic Pieces. Expanding their inspiration and influence from the classical roots, We like We creates music that travels beyond the grid of genres. During Summer 2019 the We like We will premiere a new chamber opera, Myte om Mørke with Libretto by Alexandra Moltke Johansen, produced by Nordic Opera!
During fall 2017 Katinka had her first solo exhibition My voice is your voice, portraying the human voice through three installations, all of which have alienation as a thematic focal point.
Katinka works closely with artist and composer Jacob Kirkegaard. In 2016/2017 Katinka and Jacob performed their collaborative performance piece Eustachia for two voices at Louisiana Museum, ARoS Kunstmuseum and Fridman Gallery in NYC.
She has toured with the Danish band Efterklang, performed as a soloist in Karsten Fundal‘s audiovisual orchestra work ‘Liquid Rooms’ with Odense Symphony Orchestra and appears on number of acclaimed film soundtracks, latest A Ghost Story by American composer Daniel Hart.
This website focuses mainly on Katinka’s present projects and works. For previous works and collaborations see CV