Greta Bradman

Greta Bradman (born 1979 or 1982) is an Australian operatic soprano.

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She is a granddaughter, and the eldest grandchild, of cricketer Sir Donald Bradman, at whose funeral she sang in 2001 and who inspired her singing.

Her father John had changed his name from Bradman to Bradsen to escape the inevitable connection with his father's celebrity, but the family changed back to Bradman when Greta was a teenager.

Shortly after her grandfather's death, she struggled with self harm issues.

Her husband is Didier Elzinga, the co-founder and CEO of software company Culture Amp.

They have two sons.

Bradman has a masters degree in Psychology and is a registered psychologist.

Richard Bonynge selected Bradman to sing the title role in a concert performance of Handel's Rodelinda in 2014.

Bradman was the subject of two episodes of the ABC TV program Australian Story in 2015.

Later that year, she joined David Hobson, Teddy Tahu Rhodes, and Lisa McCune for a concert tour of the five Australian mainland state capitals.

Bradman's name was added as a critics' choice to the Walk of Fame at the Adelaide Festival Centre.

In 2015, Bradman was featured in two episodes of the Australian TV series Australian Story, where she appeared along with her father John Bradman and siblings Tom and Nick Bradman.

After guest presenting in 2016, in 2017 Bradman joined ABC Classic FM as a presenter.

2017 saw Bradman's only performance in a fully staged opera as Mimì in Gale Edwards' production of La bohème for Opera Australia in the Sydney Opera House.

Bradman – with vocalist Luke Harrison, guitarist Karin Schaupp and the Queensland Ballet – performed "Eliza Aria" from Elena Kats-Chernin's Wild Swans in the 2018 Commonwealth Games closing ceremony.

Bradman sang "Advance Australia Fair" at the state memorial service of Shane Warne in March 2022 at the MCG.

Bradman was born in Adelaide as Greta Bradsen.