Vocalists

With his truly genuine bel-canto voice, Celso Albelo is currently one of the most courted tenors on the international opera circuit. Born in Santa Cruz in Tenerife, he trained in the conservatoire in his home town and at the Escuela Superior de Canto Reina Sofía in Madrid before being accepted at the Busseto Academy (Italy), Read More

George Andguladze, was born in Tbilisi (Georgia) in 1984. He has performed in the most important opera stages, such as the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, State Opera House of Georgia and Philharmonic, Arena di Verona, Teatro Regio di Parma, and shared the stage with renowned conductors such as Vladimir Minin, Givi Azmaiparashvili, Rezo Takidze, Read More

Xabier Anduaga was born in 1995 in San Sebastian, where he started singing in the Orfeón Donostiarra Choir. Already in his childhood, he sang as a soloist in sacred music concerts, and studied at the Centro Superior de Música in the Basque Region. His deep interest in the operatic repertoire led him to focus his Read More

Polish bass Krzysztof Bączyk, born in 1990, received his musical training first as a member of the Poznań Boys Choir. He went on to study at the Academy of Music there, where in 2010 he was honoured as the best student of the year and graduated in 2014. He also attended master-classes held by artists Read More

Nominated by Placido Domingo as one of his heirs, Giorgio Berrugi is one of the most appreciated tenors of today for his unmistakable, warm Italian sound, his exceptional musicality and the expressive nuances of his interpretations. Berrugi has performed in the most important opera houses, auditoriums and music festivals such as the Teatro alla Scala, Read More

Jean-François Borras is considered one of the best tenors of his generation. He currently performs in the biggest international theaters. In recent years, Jean-François has interpreted Chavalier Des Grieux with great success at the Opéra de Paris, Montecarlo, Valencia and at Staatsoper in Wien, and also Raimbaut in “Robert le Diable” and Nabucco at Covent Read More

Robert Brubaker has established himself as a leading singing actor in opera companies throughout the world, praised for the clarity and power of his voice and the impact of his acting. Career highlights include his appearances at the Salzburg Festival in the title role of Zemlinsky’s Der König Kandaules, and as Alviano in Die Gezeichneten; Read More

Francesco Demuro was born in Porto Torres, Sardinia, in January 1978. Between 2003 and 2004 he studied at the Conservatory in Sassari, then he enrolled himself as a private student at the Conservatory in Cagliari, where he received lessons by soprano Elisabetta Scanu. His 2007 debut in Parma with Luisa Miller was a great success Read More

Born in Toledo (Spain), Sergio Escobar started his musical training at the Conservatory “Arturo Soria” and at the “Escuela Superior de Canto“ in Madrid. He has done many Master Classes with artists such as Jaime Aragall, Francisco Ortiz, Montserrat Caballé, Teresa Berganza , Viorica Cortez, and Raina Kabaivanska. In 2012 he won three International Competitions: Read More

Of Michael Fabiano’s debut as Lensky in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin at the Royal Opera, The Sunday Times in London wrote: “I can’t think of a Lensky at Covent Garden who has held the audience so spellbound in 40 years of Onegin-going… a glorious debut.” The recipient of the 2014 Beverly Sills Artist Award and the 2014 Richard Tucker Award, Mr. Fabiano Read More

In the recent seasons, Italian tenor Paolo Fanale makes his debut at the Royal Opera House in London as Rinuccio (Gianni Schicchi), at the Wiener Staatsoper as Fenton in Falstaff and at Teatro dell’Opera di Roma as Roberto Leicester in Maria Stuarda. He sings Die Zauberflöte at Festival Soirées Lyriques de Sanxay, a concert version of Read More

Born in 1994, he finished studies at the Academy of Music in Wrocław under Bogdan Makal. He was a member of Polish National Opera’s Young Talents Programme (under Eytan Pessen) and the International Opera Studio in Zürich. He participated in the 2016 Salzburg Festival Young Singers Project, returning to Salzburg Festival in 2017 as Gubetta Read More

Lauded by the New York Times for his “expressive, resonant baritone”, “insightful phrasing” and “confident, imposing presence”, George Gagnidze ranks among the leading singers of his genre. In 2009, the dramatic baritone made his sensational debut at the Metropolitan Opera as Rigoletto and has since then returned in more than 100 performances, singing roles such Read More

Praised by The New York Times for his “unflagging stamina and impetuous abandon” during his 2012 Metropolitan Opera debut as Énée in Les Troyens, Bryan Hymel went on to be awarded the Metropolitan Opera’s Beverly Sills Artist Award for his achievements in the production. Hailed the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung for his “range of expression and Read More

Alessandro Liberatore is the winner of important singing competitions at a very young age, including the Enrico Caruso competition, the City of Neptune and the Zandonai competition. A pupil of Luciano Pavarotti and under the supervision of Maestro Leone Magiera, he builds up a large part of the opera repertoire he will perform in the Read More

Grammy® Award-winning baritone Lucas Meachem, one of the most accomplished, in-demand singers of the moment, continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his “earnest, appealing baritone” (The New York Times). The “rock star of opera” (Opera Pulse) begins his 2022/23 season with performances as the title role in Don Giovanni at Ravinia Festival, Escamillo in Carmen Read More

Across international opera and concert stages, American tenor Marlin Miller is praised for his highly expressive voice and arresting stage presence. Miller recently made his debut at Teatro dell’ Opera di Roma as Rodolpho in the European premiere of William Bolcom’s acclaimed A View from the Bridge. In November he made his Opera National de Read More

Born in Dresden, Pape has been a member of the Berlin State Opera since 1988, but considers New York’s Metropolitan Opera his operatic “home away from home.” Since his house debut in 1995, he has appeared every season at the Met, in 18 roles and more than 160 performances, including four major debuts: Méphistophélès in Read More

American tenor Matthew Polenzani is one of the most gifted and distinguished lyric tenors of his generation. His elegant musicianship, innate sense of style, dramatic commitment, and timeless artistry have established his continued presence at leading operatic, concert, and recital venues worldwide. Matthew Polenzani begins the 2022/23 season starring as Giasone in Cherubini’s rarely performed Read More

John Relyea has appeared on many of the world’s great operatic stages, including the Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera (where he is an alumnus of the Merola Opera Program and a former Adler Fellow), Lyric Opera of Chicago, Royal Opera House-Covent Garden, Paris Opera, Teatro alla Scala, Rome, Naples, Bayerische Staatsoper, Vienna State Opera, Dresden, Read More

The Milanese bass-baritone Giovanni Romeo is one of the youngest Italian talents who have establishing themselves on the most important opera stages worldwide, such as Teatro alla Scala, Vienna State Opera, Bolshoi Theatre, Atlanta Opera, Opéra de Monte-Carlo, Deutsche Oper Berlin, NCPA in Beijing, ABAO Olbe in Bilbao, Royal Opera House Muscat, and many others. Read More

Verdian and belcanto baritone Artur Ruciński is one of the most accomplished, in-demand singers of the moment, captivating audiences around the world with his masterful technique and mesmerizing timbre. Born in Warsaw, he studied at the Academy of Music in the class of professor J. Knetig and started building his repertoire in performances with Polish Read More

Named Male Singer of the Year at the 2014 International Opera Awards, Stuart Skelton is one of the finest heldentenors on the stage today, critically acclaimed for his outstanding musicianship, tonal beauty, and intensely dramatic portrayals. His repertoire encompasses many of opera’s most challenging roles, from Wagner’s Parsifal, Lohengrin, Erik, and Siegmund, to Strauss’s Kaiser, Read More

Born in Lucca, Gabriele Viviani studied music under M° Graziano Polidori, with whom he continues to study. At the same time, he was a student of bassoon and singing at Conservatorio “L. Boccherini” in Lucca, where he studied with M° Marco Boccassini. He has competed in several international competitions. He was the winner of the Read More