Crediti di rappresentazione
Prossimi spettacoli Da oggi in poi
Spettacoli passati 2010 : ieri
“O, Fortuna!” Orff’s Carmina Burana, Orff
Bozeman SymphonyBariton (Baritono)
Visualizza cast e team creativoSweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Sweeney Todd: il diabolico barbiere di Fleet Street), Sondheim
Opernhaus ZürichAnthony Hope
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Messiah / Complex, HändelVarious
Against the Grain TheatreSoloist
Visualizza programma, cast e team creativoSpettacoli passati in primo piano
“O, Fortuna!” Orff’s Carmina Burana, Orff
Bozeman SymphonyBariton (Baritono)
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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Sweeney Todd: il diabolico barbiere di Fleet Street), Sondheim
Opernhaus ZürichAnthony Hope
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Prossimi spettacoli
12Don Giovanni, Mozart
Cincinnati OperaDon Giovanni
Visualizza cast e team creativoFortune Favours the Bold – Carmina Burana, ShostakovichOrff
London Symphony OrchestraBariton (Baritono)
Visualizza programma, cast e team creativoHamlet, Thomas
L'Opéra de MontréalHamlet
Visualizza cast e team creativoAndris Nelsons Conducts Korngold Die Tote Stadt, Korngold
Boston Symphony OrchestraFritz
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Biografia
Canadian Grammy® Award-winning baritone, Elliot Madore has established himself as one of the most sought after, accomplished singers of his generation, enthralling audiences around the world with his “robust singing and take-no-prisoners acting” (The New York Times), “exquisite vocal beauty” (Opera News) and “movie star good looks” (Merkur). At just 35, Madore’s career spans the past decade, singing in major opera companies and orchestras throughout Europe, the United States and Canada. The 2022 – 2023 season sees Mr. Madore’s return to the Los Angeles Philharmonic to sing Ramón in a semi-staged production of John Adams’ Girls of the Golden West, as well as his much-anticipated debut with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra to sing Messiah under the direction of music director Gustavo Gimeno.
