Solgerd Isalv is a Swedish singer and actress working across opera, concert repertoire, and film. She is currently engaged as a soloist at the State Theatre Darmstadt while maintaining an active freelance career throughout Europe. Her work is defined by a distinctive vocal timbre and a strong dramatic presence, allowing her to move fluently between musical and spoken forms.
On the operatic stage, her repertoire centres around roles with psychological depth such as Marie, Charlotte (Die Soldaten), and Brangäne. As a concert soloist, she appears regularly in works ranging from J. S. Bach’s sacred music to orchestral repertoire including Ravel’s Shéhérazade, Elgar’s Sea Pictures, Mahler’s Rückertlieder, and Bernstein’s Jeremiah.
Her artistic profile is shaped by formal training in acting alongside lied and opera performance, supported by an early background as a violinist. She has received several prestigious grants and was nominated by Opernwelt as Best Upcoming Singer of the Year for her portrayal of Cherubino at the State Theatre Nuremberg.
Alongside her stage work, she appears as the female lead in the short film Remember Me (dir. Lukas Olszewski), currently screening at international festivals. She is based in Darmstadt, Germany.