Our Artists

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Daniela
Tabernig
Soprano
Biography

The Argentine-Austrian soprano Daniela Tabernig is one of the most acclaimed opera singers of her generation. Praised for the expressive ability of her voice, particularly in the lirico spinto repertoire, she has a remarkable international career. She is the winner of the Best Singer Award, granted by the Music Critics Association of the Konex Foundation of Argentina for being one of the five most important singers of the decade.

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Hyejin
Lee
Soprano
Biography

“Gilda is sung by Hyejin Lee, a young soprano from South Korea, and she impresses with her clear and carrying voice that soars easily into the higher realms. The acting is consistently good and she sings her aria in act 1 with great empathy and fine expression. The music is sparse and only gives some support to the soloist, but so convincingly sung by Hyejin Lee” (Rigoletto at Opera pa Skaret, Sweden) Dala-Demokraten, Anne Pettersson, 3 August 2023.

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Tone
Kummervold
Mezzo-soprano
Biography

Norwegian Tone Kummervold specialises in the dramatic mezzo-soprano repertoire which suits her deep, dark voice absolutely perfectly. Her “warm and unique sound” (Elizabeth Norberg-Schulz), coupled with outstanding acting skills and linguistic ability, make her one of the most interesting and desirable mezzo-sopranos to emerge on the international opera scene.

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Florian
Laconi
Tenor
Biography

Florian Laconi is currently one of the most renowned tenors in France.

Born in Metz to Italian parents, Florian studied Dramatic Art as well as singing with Michèle Command, Gabriel Bacquier and Christian Jean.

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Stefan
Hadzic
Baritone
Biography

Born in Belgrade, Serbia, Stefan first studied piano and in 2012 he relocated to Vienna to study singing with Claudia Visca at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts. Here he also went on to complete his masters in Lied & Oratorio with Florian Boesch.

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Omar
Carrión
Baritone
Biography

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Omar Carrión is one of the world’s most respected Verdi baritones.

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Jean-Philippe
McClish
Bass
Biography

A native of Quebec City, the French-Canadian bass Jean-Philippe McClish’s voice has been described as ‘beautiful, round, and powerful’ (Ludwig Van), making him an ideal match for the lyric repertoire.

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Changdai
Park
Bass-baritone
Biography

Changdai Park’s beautiful voice and excellent technique make him a very exciting young artist to watch.