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On the 23rd of February the tenor has debuted in the part of Hoffmann from “Les contes d’Hoffmann” Offenbach at the Mariinsky Theatre.

 


Since January 2012 Khachatur Badalyan has become a soloist of the Mariinsky Theatre.

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Khachatur Badalyan have made his North-American debut in Montreal Opera.


ENVOUTANTE RUSALKA A MONTREAL

16 NOVEMBRE 2011 par Jack Hetu

“Le tenor Kachatur Badalyan dans le role du Prince partage avec sa partenaire l’excellance de son jeu scenique e la voix chatoyante convient a l’amant conquerante”.


Review: Opera de Montreal takes a risk with Dvorak’s Rusalka

by Arthur Kaptainis Gazette Music critic 14 November 2011

“Russian tenor Khachatur Badalyan applied a ringing (if not overpowering) tone to the role of the Prince. He managed better then most as naturally convincing actor.”


RUSALKA…LA PETITE SIRENE

Antonin Dvorak’s Rusalka brings Czeck fairy tales to the Opera de Montreal

by Rebecca Ugolini

Staff writer

November 14th 2011

“Although Kaduce was the standout role, Rusalka boasts an imbeccably well-cast roster of fine singers. Khachatur Badalyan’s rich and varied tenor and convincing portrayal of a man caught between two loves – Rusalka and the intended princess – was the second person in Rusalka’s trinity.”


ENVOUTANTE PRODUCTION

par Real Boucher

“Khachatur Badalyan, replacant Konstantin Andreyev, malade, est une belle surprise. D’une voix saine franch et homogene sur la tessiture, il personifie un pince du fierre allure et parfaitement credible dans le decheance. Une prestation vocalement sans reproche et sceniquement pleine d’ardeur.”

At the 14th of May Khachatur Badalyan won 2nd Prize at the First International Singing Competition “Marcello Giordani” (Italy)

First prize Soprano Jessica Nuccio.
Third prizes ex-aequol Soprano Audrey Du Bois and Baritone Song Gukhoe.

Khachatur Badalyan’s Rodolfo in Teatro Bellini was a success.

You can see the pictures from the performance here.

“Molto bene il Rodolfo di Khachatur Badalyan, armeno, piacevole presenza scenica e al suo debutto italiano. Voce corposa e rotonda, dal colore brunito; armonici ricchi, omogeneità nei registri e facilità all’acuto.” Operaclick.it  Marilisa Lazzari


Khachatur Badalyan was awarded “Elena Lenina’s golden medal”.

On the 8th of September in the “FBR” club in Moscow City was held an awarding ceremony of Elena Lenina Golden Medals to “the outstanding representatives of national and world culture and sport.”

The Golden voice – Larisa Dolina

The Golden Voice – Khachatur Badalyan

The Golden String – Vadim Repin

The Golden Screen – Angelina Vovk

The Golden Comediant – Garik Martirosian

The Golden  Pen – Igor Nikolaev

The Golden Boxer – Kostya Tszyu

The Golden Mask – Ludmila Artemieva

The Golden Liberty – Lolita Milavskaya

The Golden Designer – Yulia Dalakian

The Golden Ice-skate – Aleksandr Zhulin

The Golden Couple – Iosif and Nelly Kobzon

The Golden Manege – Edgard and Askold Zapashniy

The Golden Youth – Aleksey Chumakov


In June 2010 Khachatur Badalyan won the 1st Prize in the Galina Vishnevskaya III International Opera Singers Competition (Moscow)

In 2009-2010 season Khachatur Badalyan debuted in the role of Duca di Mantova in “Rigoletto” Verdi, Sinodal “Demon” Rubinshtein. Sang Vladimir Igorevich in “Prince Igor” Borodin in concert performance in Novaya Opera Theatre and in the stage performance for the Golden Mask Award in Novosibirsk Opera Theatre.

In the Epiphany Week in Novaya Opera Theatre the tenor performed the part of Vodemon “Iolanta” Tchaikovsky.

Sang Rodolfo in “La Boheme” Puccini in the Bolshoi Theatre (conductor Antonello Allemandi, Veronica Dhioeva – Mimi, Maxim Yasnopolsky – Marcello, Anna Krainokova – Musetta).

In Chelyabinsk Opera Theatre performed the part of Lohengrin in Wagner “Lohengrin” premier.

Performed the part of Carlo VII “The Made of the Orleans” Tchaikovsky in the concert performance in Novaya Opera Theatre.

In Moscow Concervatory Grand Hall performed the tenor part in Scriabin Symphony №1 (conductor – Mihail Pletnev, mezzo-soprano – Anna Viktorova).