Cleopatra David was born into an old family of Romanian intellectuals and artists. In recent years, the soprano has focused her career on strengthening the independent cultural sector in Romania, particularly in opera production. Her lyrical voice, with its unique timbre, has been admired on numerous stages in Romania, Italy, Finland, Armenia, France, the United Kingdom, and India. She is also frequently invited to give masterclasses and vocal technique workshops.

She earned her PhD in Music in 2010 under the mentorship of composer Octavian Nemescu and was awarded First Prize at the EUbyLakes Artistic Residency, organized with the support of the European Commission. In 2024, she carried out an extensive artistic residency project at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, after winning the George Enescu Artistic Residency Grant, offered by the Romanian Cultural Institute.

Cleopatra David is a member of the George Enescu Philharmonic in Bucharest, where, in collaboration with three colleagues, she developed the project that led to the European Heritage Label being awarded to the Romanian Athenaeum. Among her most notable collaborations are those with conductors Alexander Walker, Aleksandr Dmitriev, Ciprian Teodorașcu, Gheorghe Iliuță, Jin Wang, and others.

Pianist graduated both piano and conducting sections of Music Academy in Bucharest. He has been performing since 1994 as singer and pianist in various cultural institutions in Bucharest and abroad, such as "George Enescu" Philharmonic, National Radio Orchestra, or "Madrigal" Choir, etc. He participated in many international tours in Spain, Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland. His solo activity is mostly as accompanying pianist and as member in various chamber ensembles.