Georgia Kaimaklioti

Georgia Kaimaklioti was born in Larnaca in 1997. She graduated with honours from the Larnaca Music Lyceum and was additionally awarded the Excellence in Conduct prize by the school's teaching staff.

She continued her music studies in Brussels. She holds a Bachelor of Classical and Contemporary Music (BA Musique Classique et Contemporaine – Chant) from the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles), specialising in Classical Singing. She has studied voice with Christinne Solhosse, Céline Vieslet, Pascal Devreese and other distinguished teachers in Belgium. She has also attended a Master Class by the world-renowned American soprano Barbara Bonney.

She also holds a postgraduate degree in Music Education (Master of Music in Music Education) with distinction. Her research interests include the intercultural dimension of music (academic level) as well as the cultivation and development of vocal skills in students of all ages (educational level). As part of her broader humanistic education, she attended Psychology courses and received a diploma (Introduction to Psychology – online course) from Yale University.

She has performed as a soloist in concerts in Belgium with the choir and orchestra of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. She has also interpreted famous arias and lieds in concerts at the Musical Instruments Museum in Brussels. Her repertoire included arias and lieds in French, Italian, German, Russian, Spanish, English and Greek.

She has collaborated in concerts and recitals with international artists such as Emma Shapplin and Ana Rucner. She has made numerous appearances as a soloist with the Larnaca Philharmonic Orchestra, the Larnaca Municipality Vocal Ensemble, and other artistic and cultural organisations in Cyprus.

She teaches voice and singing (classical, rock, pop and art song) at the Kleopatra Chrysostomou Music School since 2021. She also takes part in music events, cultural festivals and concerts in Cyprus. She is also one of the founding members of the Ars Nova association.