A selection of filmed performances and interviews: opera arias from the stages of Vienna, Berlin and Tel Aviv, gala and charity concerts, recording sessions and television appearances.
12 November 2025
At the Forbes Women’s Summit, opera singer Hila Fahima spoke about the connection between art and discipline — and what music means to her. The award-winning soprano recalls moments on stage that shaped her life, and why devotion is the key to true expression.
Summer 2025 · Instagram
Violetta’s aria “Addio del passato” from Verdi’s La traviata, sung by Hila Fahima in the 2025 festival production at Oper Burg Gars.
2 December 2023
Festive Opera Gala for the German AIDS Foundation 2023 at the Deutsche Oper Berlin.
5 December 2022
Recorded live at the Israeli Opera, Tel Aviv. Dan Ettinger, conductor · Stefano Poda, stage director and designer · RSO orchestra · Raffi Eshel, sound · Dror Heller, video.
7 December 2021
Trailer for the Aalto-Musiktheater Essen production of Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor, a tragic drama in two parts after Sir Walter Scott’s The Bride of Lammermoor — Lucia loves Edgardo, but her brother Enrico forces her into marriage with Lord Arturo Bucklaw, and she descends into madness.
24 September 2021
Hila Fahima hosted a concert with Verdi & Donizetti arias from her CD, together with the ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra and conductor Alexey Mikhaylenko at the renowned ORF Funkhaus in Vienna.
25 May 2021
A studio glimpse of the recording sessions for Hila Fahima’s album with the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra and Christina Schoenfeldinger, conducted by Michele Gamba.
5 December 2019
Hila Fahima Ruschin as Nannetta in Verdi’s Falstaff at the Vienna State Opera, where she has also appeared as Gilda, Princess Eudoxie, Zerbinetta, Sidonie, Oscar, Sophie, Servilia and Fiakermilli.
24 December 2018
Performed with pianist Kristin Okerlund live on the national Austrian TV station ORF 2 in the charity programme “Licht ins Dunkel”, supporting children with disabilities and families in need.
20 November 2017
Guest performance at the Vienna Coffeehouse Owners’ Ball (Wiener Kaffeesiederball): “Je veux vivre”, Juliette’s waltz song from Gounod’s opera Roméo et Juliette.