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Daniel Gray Bell

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British tenor Daniel Gray Bell is a recent graduate of the Royal College of Music, having obtained both a Bachelor of Music (Hons) and Master of Performance under Justin Lavender. He is currently part of the Alexander Gibson Opera Studio at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, under the tutelage of Iain Paton. He is supported by the Forson Singing Bursary, the Sibbald Opera Scholarship, The Hon. Isabel Catto, OBE, Memorial Scholarship, and the Denne Gilkes Memorial Fund.

Operatic roles include Le Prince Charmant (Cendrillon/Alexander Gibson Opera Studio, RCS), Erster geharnischter Mann and Zweiter Priester (Die Zauberflöte/RCM International Opera Studio), Don Ottavio (Don Giovanni/Arcadian Opera), Oronte (Alcina/Saluzzo Opera Academy), Lensky (Eugene Onegin/Bath Opera), as well as debuting the roles of Tenor Caterpillar (Growing Wings/Eluned Davies) and Teenage Boy (My Days as a Zombie on Earth/Darren Sng) with RCM/Tête à Tête: Odesseys. Covered roles include Rodolfo (La bohème/Hurn Court Opera). He has also performed as Toby (The Medium) with the Alexander Gibson Opera Studio at RCS.

Daniel has also performed in the chorus of productions with the Royal College of Music International Opera Studio, including Offenbach’s Robinson Crusoe and Haydn’s comic opera Il mondo della luna, as well as in Grange Park Opera semi-staged production of Wagner’s Der fliegende Holländer.

Oratorio work includes Bach's Johannes-Passion (Evangelista), Händel's The Messiah, Stainer’s The Crucifixion, Haydn’s The Creation, Schütz’ Weihnachtshistorie, Mozart's Requiem in D minor, Puccini's Messa di Gloria, and Verdi's Messa da Requiem.

This upcoming season, Daniel is excited to be performing the role of Arbace (Idomeneo) in the RCS Opera 23/24 season, as well as Don Ottavio (Don Giovanni) with Hurn Court Opera. He will also be performing in the chorus with The Grange Festival, in their productions of Puccini’s Tosca and Stravinsky’s The Rakes Progress, as well as covering Soldato 1/Lucano/Famiglari 2 in their production of Montiverdi’s L'incoronazione di Poppea.

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