Creidmheasanna feidhmíochta
Léirithe le Teacht Inniu Ar Aghaidh
Léirithe san am a chuaigh thart 2016 — Inné
La Traviata (La traviata), Verdi
Helikon OperaGiorgio Germont (George Germont)
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannLes contes d'Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffmann), Offenbach
Oper GrazLindorf + 3 ról
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann-
Der Idiot (The idiot), Weinberg
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony OrchestraLebedjew (Lebedev)
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannBenefizveranstaltung zugunsten der Erdbebenopfer in der Türkei und Syrien, Various
Theater DortmundSoloist
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannLéirithe san am atá caite
La Traviata (La traviata), Verdi
Helikon OperaGiorgio Germont (George Germont)
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Les contes d'Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffmann), Offenbach
Oper GrazLindorf + 3 ról
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann-
Der Idiot (The idiot), Weinberg
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony OrchestraLebedjew (Lebedev)
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Léirithe le Teacht
10Mazeppa (Mazepa), Tchaikovsky, P. I.
Tiroler Festspiele ErlMazepa
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireannDie Verlobung Im Kloster, Prokofiev
MusikTheater an der WienDon Ferdinand (Ferdinand)
Féach ar an bhfoireann agus an fhoireann
Beathaisnéis
Born 1987 in Irkutsk, Siberia, Petr Sokolov completed his vocal studies at the Gnessin Academy of Music and the Moscow State Conservatory. He has since won numerous prizes at renowned singing competitions, such as the Vox Artis Competition in Moscow, Francisco Viñas Competition in Barcelona, Operalia and “New Voices”. In 2021 he received a nomination Russia’s most prestigious theatre prize, the “Golden Mask Award” for his performance as Prof. Humbert in the world premiere of Rodion Shchedrin's opera Lolita at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg. Since the very beginning of his career Sokolov has been invited by numerous opera houses in Russia as well as abroad. He appeared in Dublin as Escamillo in Carmen and Sharpless in Madama Butterfly, as Polkan in Rimsky-Korsakov's The Golden Cock
