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Bogna Sokorska (born Bogna Kaczmarska on April 6, 1927 in Warsaw and died on May 10, 2002 in the same city) was a Polish opera singer (coloratura soprano).
Because of its impressive voice, she was deemed as the "Nightingale of Warsaw."

Her husband was the pianist and composer Jerzy Sokorski (1916-2005).

Biography.
Bogna Sokorska studied singing at the Academy of Music in Warsaw with Maria-Dobrowolska Gruszczyńska (1945-1948) and Ada Sari (1949-1954).
In 1951, she won the national singing competition, but after graduation she went to other European countries.
She has been hired as a soloist in prestigious opera houses in Düsseldorf (1964-1970) and Essen (1970).

From 1961 to 1963, she performed as soloist in Warsaw.
She has performed as guest artist in many operas, and gave numerous recitals.
On stage at the Staatsoper Berlin and Schwerin Philharmonic, she wowed the German opera fans.
In 1964, she released her first solo album, "Slowik Warszawy - The Nightingale of Wa