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Salome, Strauss
Staatstheater MainzJochanaan (John the Baptist) + 1 ról
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Staatstheater MainzJochanaan (John the Baptist) + 1 ról
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannOrchestre Dijon Bourgogne & Chœur de l’Opéra de Dijon, Beethoven
Opéra de DijonBariton
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannRusalka, Dvořák
Hessisches Staatstheater WiesbadenVodník (Vodnik)
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannLéirithe san am atá caite
Salome, Strauss
Staatstheater MainzJochanaan (John the Baptist) + 1 ról
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Salome, Strauss
Staatstheater MainzJochanaan (John the Baptist) + 1 ról
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Orchestre Dijon Bourgogne & Chœur de l’Opéra de Dijon, Beethoven
Opéra de DijonBariton
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Léirithe le Teacht
19Otello von Giuseppe Verdi (1887), Verdi
Staatstheater MainzLodovico
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann8. Philharmonisches Konzert, Beethoven
Bergische SymphonikerBass
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann8. Philharmonisches Konzert, Beethoven
Bergische SymphonikerBass
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannOtello von Giuseppe Verdi (1887), Verdi
Staatstheater MainzLodovico
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Beathaisnéis
American bass-baritone Derrick Ballard studied at Denever University before pursuing his vocal studies in New York. He began his career with the Sante Fe Opera and the prestigious Merola Program of the San Francisco Opera. He also won numerous prizes at the Metropolitan Opera Auditions. He made his European debut in 2005 with Biterolf (Tannhäuser) at the Berlin Staatsoper. Then, he joined the company of the Staatstheater Kassel (2005-2009), the Staatstheater Oldenburg (2009-2011), and the Gärtnerplatztheater Munich (2010-2012), several theatres in which he had the opportunity to build up a vast repertoire: Figaro (Le Nozze di Figaro), Mustafà (L’Italiana in Algeri), Dulcamara (L’Elisir d’amore), Leporello (Don Giovanni), Raimondo (Lucia di Lammermoor), Sarastro (Die Zauberflöte), Kaspar (
