ELISABETH AMBRŮZ
born on April 13, 1982 in Zlín (born as Alžběta Korčáková, Ph.D.)
Elisabeth Ambrůz is a Czech artist, composer, lyricist, and singer. She was guided toward music and singing from the age of four, and later rediscovered her musical direction under the influence of theatre and film.
She first encountered the world of music and film through her mother, who worked at the Film Laboratories in Zlín and took her along to choir and orchestra rehearsals as a child.
Elisabeth has a close relationship with literature, photography, architecture, and art. She studied at the Academy of Early Music, Ethnology and Museology at Masaryk University in Brno, and Architecture at Brno University of Technology.
She completed masterclasses in Siena and Rome in Italy, Šibenik in Croatia, Velehrad in Moravia, Písek in South Bohemia, and in other places across the Czech Republic and abroad.
She has experience recording and collaborating with internationally respected composers such as Christopher Young and Elia Cmíral, as well as with artists including Jiří Kusý (R.I.P.), René Tuček (R.I.P.), Jelena Nosková, Pavao Mašić, Michal Vilím, Václav Hřebec, and Aliaksandr Yasinski.
Creative work
Her songwriting includes musical settings of poetry, work created with children in mind, and a spiritual undertone. Elisabeth combines tradition with originality and also writes her own lyrics.
Current activity
She currently teaches, leads a music group and children's choir, works on music and multidisciplinary projects, and continues her studies at Berklee College of Music.
„Music, singing, visual art“ and architecture play an important role in my life. I love nature, beautiful music, children, musical composition, humor, and intelligent people.
