Christopher Maltman

Christopher Maltman is a distinguished operatic baritone celebrated for his powerful performances on some of the world's most prestigious stages. With a background in biochemistry and formal training at the Royal Academy of Music, he has become a globally recognized interpreter of Don Giovanni, performing the role in cities such as London, Berlin, Munich, and Chicago. His repertoire extends to notable Verdi roles, including Posa, Ford, and Simon Boccanegra, with plans to add Rigoletto and Germont. Early in his career, he won the Lieder Prize at the Cardiff Singer of the World competition, showcasing his exceptional talent in song interpretation. Maltman has an extensive discography, ranging from Purcell to contemporary works, including a Grammy-winning recording of John Corigliano-s 'Ghost of Versailles.' His career highlights also include leading roles at the Royal Opera House and the Salzburg Festival, as well as critically acclaimed performances in operas such as 'Œdipe' and 'Salome.'

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