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Rafał Siwek is a Polish opera singer (bass). Rafał Siwek is a graduate of Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw (Professor Jerzy Knetig's class [1]). He mastered his voice under the supervision of Kaludi Kaludov and during the masterclasses taught by Alexandrina Milcheva and Ryszard Karczykowski. Bolshoi Theatre • Rafał Siwek
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Biography The Polish bass Rafal Siwek has distinguished himself as an interpreter of Verdi’s roles, including Filippo II in Don Carlo in Tel Aviv with Zubin Mehta, Turin, Moscow, Tokio and Warsaw, the Grande Inquisitore at the Milan’s Scala, Munich, Berlin and Zurich, Zaccaria in Nabucco in Verona, Tel Aviv, Genova and Warsaw, Fiesco in. Rafał Siwek - Wikipedia
Rafał Siwek is a graduate of Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw (Professor Jerzy Knetig’s class). He mastered his voice under the supervision of Kaludi Kaludov and during the masterclasses taught by Alexandrina Milcheva and Ryszard Karczykowski.
Becoming a parent was a threshold event - a complete blessing and utter privilege. Rafał Siwek mainly performs major dramatic bass roles by Verdi, Wagner and Russian composers. His repertoire includes numerous parts in Verdi’s operas: Philip II and Grand Inquisitor (), Attila (), Zaccaria (), Wurm (Luisa Miller), Il Padre Guardiano (La forza del destino), Silva (), Ferrando (Il trovatore), Fiesco (Simon Boccanegra), and Massimiliano (I masnadieri); Wagner’s operas.
As the Padre Guardiano, bass Rafal Siwek displayed a sense of delicacy and calm in his vocal characterization. Rafał Siwek bass TACT Artists Management. Rafal Siwek, già ascoltato nei panni di Zaccaria, conferma la sua reputazione di un ottimo interprete del ruolo: la voce non è eccezionale per timbro o volume, ma le qualità d’interprete valgono al basso polacco il titolo di uno dei migliori Zaccaria oggi in circolazione.
Bolshoi Theatre • Rafał Siwek View Biography of Rafał Siwek on Operabase. Search: Performances, Artists, Companies, Festivals, Manager, Venues, Musical Works, Videos.Rafał Siwek | Singer | Dutch National Opera Polish bass Rafał Siwek made his professional opera debut at the Wrocław Opera in 2000, playing Ferrando in Verdi’s Il trovatore. He has been much sought-after internationally as a bass singer ever since. His repertoire mainly features the great dramatic bass roles as they were written by Verdi, Wagner and Russian composers, and he has worked with conductors such as Zubin Mehta, Lorin.Rafał Siwek - Nowy Styl Group Poland | LinkedIn Biography The Polish bass Rafal Siwek has distinguished himself as an interpreter of Verdi’s roles, including Filippo II in Don Carlo in Tel Aviv with Zubin Mehta, Turin, Moscow, Tokio and Warsaw, the Grande Inquisitore at the Milan’s Scala, Munich, Berlin and Zurich, Zaccaria in Nabucco in Verona, Tel Aviv, Genova and Warsaw, Fiesco in Simone Boccanegra in Parma, the title role in Attila. Rafał Siwek, bass | TACT Artists Management -
Rafal Siwek's performance as King René was excellent. Vocally he shows off a well-turned voice of good volume and evocative nocturnal color, which knows how to bend melodiously and pliantly in the folds of the score. Rafał Siwek, bass | TACT Artists Management -
Polish bass Rafał Siwek made his professional opera debut at the Wrocław Opera in , playing Ferrando in Verdi’s Il trovatore. He has been much sought-after internationally as a bass singer ever since.
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He made his house debut as Sparafucile in Rigoletto at the Netherlands Opera in Amsterdam and returned to PNO in Warsaw as Sarastro in Die Zauberflöte and to the Bayerische Staatsoper Munich as the Grande Inquisitore in Don Carlo as well as Ramfis in Aida at the Teatro Real in Madrid.