The Dutch soprano Margreet Honig first studied at the Amsterdam Conservatory with Annie Hermes and Corrie Bijster. She then went to the United States to study with Evelyne Fear and then to Paris, under the direction of Pierre Bernac, where she decided to devote herself to the French musical repertoire. She gave several recitals with the pianist Rudolf Jansen, and recorded with the Radio Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Kenneth Montgomery.

Margreet Honig has been teaching voice for the past thirty years. She worked for many years at the Rotterdam Conservatory and the Amsterdam Conservatory (formerly the Sweelink Conservatory). Margreet is regularly invited to give masterclasses and performance courses in Europe and the United States. She teaches at the conservatories of Zurich, Basel, Stuttgart, Hamburg and Versailles, at the CNSM in Paris, at the Aix en Provence Festival Academy, at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia and at the Royal Academy in London. She also works regularly at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich, the Basel Opera and the Latvian National Opera.

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