Roles Sung On Stage
Bizet
- Carmen - Don José
- Les pêcheurs de perles - Nadir
Boito
- Mefistofele - Faust
Donizetti
- L'elisir d'amore - Nemorino
- Lucia di Lammermoor - Edgardo
- Lucrezia Borgia - Rustighello
Giordano
- Andrea Chénier - Title role
Gomes
- Fosca - Paolo
- Salvator Rosa - Title role
Gounod
- Faust - Title role
André Ernest Modeste Grétry
- Zémire et Azor - Azor
Lehar
- Die lustige Witwe - Camille de Rosillon
Leoncavallo
- Pagliacci - Canio
Mascagni
- Cavalleria rusticana - Turiddu
Massenet
- Manon - des Grieux
- Werther - Title role
Mozart
- Die Zauberflöte - Tamino
Ponchielli
- La Gioconda - Enzo
Jacques Offenbach
- Les contes d'Hoffmann - Title role
Puccini
- La fanciulla del West - Dick Johnson
- Tosca - Cavaradossi
- La bohème - Rodolfo
- Madama Butterfly - B.F. Pinkerton
- Manon Lescaut - des Grieux
- Le Villi - Roberto
Johann Strauss
- Die Fledermaus - Alfred, Eisenstein
Strauss
- Salome - Narraboth
- Die Frau ohne Schatten - Die Stimme des Jünglings
Verdi
- Attila - Foresto
- Falstaff - Fenton, Bardolfo
- I Lombardi alla prima crociata - Oronte
- La traviata - Alfredo Germont
- Macbeth - Macduff
- Nabucco - Ismaele
- Rigoletto - Duca di Mantua
- Simon Boccanegra - Gabriele Adorno
- Messa da Requiem
Wagner
- Tannhauser - Walther von der Vogelweide
- Die Fliegende Hollander - Steuermann
- Tristan und Isolde - Stimme eines jungen Seemanns
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