AlexandrosStavrakakis
Contact
For availability and general enquiries:
Mark Hildrew
For availability and general enquiries:
Paul Meyer zu Schwabedissen
For contracts, logistics and press:
Seb Mallet
Representation
About Alexandros
Greek bass Alexandros Stavrakakis is the First Prize Winner of the 2019 International Tchaikovsky Competition, and is a regular at Semperoper Dresden, where his roles this season include Tchelio (The Love for Three Oranges), Filippo II (Don Carlo) and Colline (La bohème) amongst others.
This season he will make important house and role debuts with Hermann (Tannhäuser) at Houston Grand Opera and Vodnik (Rusalka) at Teatro del Liceu Barcelona. On the concert scene, he will sing a new commission by Fazil Say and Mozart's Requiem with the Luzerner Symphonieorchester.
In seasons past, Alexandros marked his house debuts at The Metropolitan Opera, New York and Bayerische Staatsoper, Munich, Opera National de Bordeaux, Deutsche Oper Berlin, the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, Teatro Massimo di Palermo, the Verbier Festival and Festival d’Aix-en-Provence.
Future seasons will see his returns to Metropolitan Opera and Semperoper Dresden as well as house debuts at the Royal Opera House, L’Opéra national de Paris and Opéra de Montreal.
Representation
Season Highlights
Video
Alexandros Stavrakakis sings Alidoro's aria
Alexandros Stavrakakis sings Alidoro's aria "Là del ciel nell'arcano profondo" from Rossini's La Cenerentola Credit: Alexandros Stavrakakis
PlayingAlexandros Stavrakakis sings Vodnik's aria
Alexandros sings ''Běda! Běda!..Celý svět nedá ti nedá" from Dvořák's Rusalka at Dresden Semperoper in 2022 Credit: George Tatiras
PlayingAlexandros Stavrakakis sings Mussorgsky's "Trepak"
Alexandros Stavrakakis singing “Trepak” from Mussorgsky’s “Songs and Dances of Death” at Athens Concervatoire, ‘Aris Garoufalis’ Concert Hall in 2023, accompanied by Dimitris Vezyroglou. Credit: Alexandros Stavrakakis bass, Dimitris Vezyroglou piano
PlayingAlexandros Stavrakakis sings Mussorgsky's "The Leaves Rustled Sadly"
Alexandros Stavrakakis sings “The Leaves Rustled Sadly” at the Athens Conservatoire, ‘Aris Garoufalis’ concert hall, accompanied by Dimitris Vezyroglou. Credit: Alexandros Stavrakakis
Playing
Selected Repertoire
| Bellini | La Sonnambula (Rodolfo) |
|---|---|
| Berlioz | Les Troyens (Ghost of Hector) |
| Bizet | Carmen (Escamillo*) |
| Donizetti | Lucia di Lammermoor (Raimondo Bidebent) |
| Dvorak | Rusalka (Vodnik) |
| Mozart | Don Giovanni (Commendatore, Masetto*) |
| Prokofiev | The Love For Three Oranges (Tchelio) |
| Puccini | La bohème (Colline) |
| Rimsky-Korsakov | Sadko (The Varangian) |
| Rossini | Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Basilio) • La Cenerentola (Alidoro) |
| Tchaikovsky | Eugene Onegin (Gremin*) |
| Tsalachouris | Ioulios Kaisaras (title role) |
| Verdi | Don Carlos (Frate, Filippo II, Le Grand Inquisiteur*) • Macbeth (Banquo*) • Aida (Il Re, Ramfis*) • Otello (Lodovico*) • Falstaff (Pistola*)) |
| Wagner | Tannhäuser (Landgraf Hermann*) • Parsifal (Titurel*) |
| Xanthoulis | The Magic Violin (King Oratios) |
News
Press
Aida
Festival de LanaudièreAug 2024L’autoritaire Stavrakakis semble né pour chanter Ramfis." "The authoritative Stavrakakis seems born to sing Ramfis.
- Le Devoir
- 05 August 2024
Parmi les trois voix graves masculines, c’est la basse grecque Alexandros Stavrakakis (en Ramfis) qui laisse le meilleur souvenir avec sa voix somptueuse évoquant de manière troublante celle de Nicolaï Ghiaurov." "Of the three male low voices, it is the Greek bass Alexandros Stavrakakis (as Ramfis) who leaves the best memory with his sumptuous voice disturbingly evoking that of Nicolai Ghiaurov.
- La Presse
- 04 August 2024
