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One of the most energetic and versatile baritones of his age in the operatic realm, where talent and emotion converge, is Iurii Samoilov. Samoilov has made a name for himself as a powerful performer, having appeared in roles at prestigious opera houses and festivals throughout the globe.

Early Life

Yuzhne-born Ukrainian Iurii Samoilov began performing music at an early age. He studied vocal performance at the National Music Academy in Kyiv under Roman Mayboroda’s instruction, graduating with honors in 2011. Samoilov’s success in the future was made possible by his dedication to his job, which allowed him to enroll in postgraduate studies at the Dutch National Opera Academy.

Career

Samolov accomplished a significant career first in 2010 when he made his operatic debut in Europe. He performed as Plutone in the Stadschouwburg Amsterdam production of “L’Orfeo” by Monteverdi, directed by Pierre Audi. This early success led to further opportunities and heralded a promising future on the international stage.

Samoilov sang as part of Oper Frankfurt’s ensemble from 2012 until 2022, showcasing his skills in some of the most well-known baritone parts. Notable renditions of Figaro from “Il Barbiere di Siviglia,” Papageno from “Die Zauberflöte,” Marcello from “La Bohème,” Eugene Onegin, Don Giovanni, and other roles were among his many notable performances. Oems Classic recorded and published his contributions to two new creations, “Die lustige Witwe” and “Der ferne Klang,” on CD.

With noteworthy company premieres at illustrious locations including the Metropolitan Opera, Opéra National de Paris, Teatro Real in Madrid, La Monnaie in Brussels, Rossini Opera Festival, Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, and Alte Oper Frankfurt, Samoilov’s career kept on rising. Working with such great conductors as Franz Welser-Möst, Alain Altinoglu, and Antonio Pappano, he made a lasting impression on every platform.

Samoilov has shown a dedication to world music in addition to his accomplishments in opera. In 1982, he co-founded the WOMAD festival, highlighting the significance of a wide range of international musical styles. Samoilov’s commitment to humanitarian concerns is demonstrated by his participation in initiatives like the Young Singers Project and the Solti Te Kanawa Academy.