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 Born in Greece. Dimitris Paksoglou first embarked on a career as an actor and studied at the National Superior School of Drama. As an actor he went on to appear in important Greek theatres, including the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, the Greek National Theatre and the Athens Megaron. He then decided to make a career change and studied singing at the Athens National Conservatory under the guidance of the famous baritone Kostas Paskalis and Marina Krilovici, graduating with distinction. He moved to France where he appeared with several opera companies and his success lead Greek National Opera to offer him a contract as a principal tenor. He continues to appear in leading roles with the company which he combines with guest appearances abroad. Greek Dimitris Paksoglou does not sing Cavaradossi with the usual slightly emotional Mediterranean glow. His tenor is more powerfully virile, but also with beautiful splashes of tenderness. He makes his famous song for life with considerable intensity. AFTONBLADET - Lennart Bromander - Monday 10th February 2020 Dimitris Paksoglou who sang Cavaradossi is a real Italian tenor (although he is Greek) with plenty of power and clear tone up to the highest register. Capriccio - Lars-Erik Larsson - 23rd December 2019 Roles:
Verdi MESSA DA REQUIEM; Dvořák REQUIEM IN B♭ MINOR; Beethoven SYMPHONY NO. 9 Conductors with whom he has collaborated include: Alessandro Cadario; Laurent Campellone; Gabriel Chmura; Philippe Forget; Errico Frezis; Loucas Karytinos; Juanjo Mena; Myron Michailidis; Alexandros Myrat; Ondrej Olos; Steven Sloane. Hugo De Ana; Giancarlo del Monaco; Stephen Langridge; Lorenzo Mariani; David Pountney; Nicola Raab. Reviews: • Malmö Opera - December 2019 - February 2020 AFTONBLADET – Lennart Bromander - Monday 10th February 2020 Grekiske Dimitris Paksoglou sjunger inte Cavaradossi med sedvanligt lätt känslosam mediterran glöd. Hans tenor är mer virilt kraftfull men också med vackra stänk av vekhet. Sin berömda sång till livet gör han med innerlig intensitet; synd bara att den stämning han skapat brutalt bröts av en person i publiken, som vid premiären hysteriskt vrålade bravo, innan arian var riktigt slut. Greek Dimitris Paksoglou does not sing Cavaradossi with the usual slightly emotional Mediterranean glow. His tenor is more powerfully virile, but also with beautiful splashes of tenderness. He makes his famous song for life with considerable intensity; It's just a shame that the mood he created was brutally broken by a person in the audience, who at the premiere hysterically roared bravo, before the aria was really over. Capriccio - Lars-Erik Larsson – 23rd December 2019 Dimitris Paksoglou som gör Cavaradossi är en riktigt italiensk tenor (trots att han är grek) med mängder av kraft och klar klang ända upp i det högsta registret. Dimitris Paksoglou who sang Cavaradossi is a real Italian tenor (although he is Greek) with plenty of power and clear tone up to the highest register. sverigesradio - Per Feltzin – 20th December 2019 De tre huvudrollerna görs som ofta på Malmö opera av gästande solister av högsta klass. Lianna Haroutounian och Dimitris Paksoglou gör Tosca och Cavaradossi. Paksoglous tenor är närmast mörkt barytonal och Sulimskys baryton är ljust tenoral - och Haroutounians sopran läckert smidig. The three main roles are often performed at Malmö opera by visiting soloists of the highest class. Lianna Haroutounian and Dimitris Paksoglou make Tosca and Cavaradossi. Paksoglous's tenor is almost dark baritone and Sulimsky's baritone is bright tenoral - and Haroutounian's soprano is deliciously smooth. * * *
• SIMON BOCCANEGRACritics Corner - Kyriakos Loukakos - 31st March 2019 Celia Costea a real lyrico dramatico voice, which her wealth spread magically in the theater, combined wonderfully with the firm well-built vocalization of the tenor Dimitris Paksoglou as Gabrielle Adorno. * * *
• CROATIA MADAME BUTTERFLYHRT - Radio Rijeka 2019 Dimitris Paksoglou as Pinkerton showed a purity of tone and a beautiful range of voice. * * *
• JENUFA - Greek National Opera 2018O Anagnostis - Helena Houzouri At the highest standards were the two tenors of the roles Steva and Latsa, Dimitris Paksoglou and the dutch Frank Van Aken. The two tenors with their exceptional banner, intense outstanding stage performance, succeed to brought out with articulation the characteristic differences of the two heroes and their corresponding behaviors. --> Download (Pdf)                          |
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