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Andrew Bidlack

Tenor

  • Bidlack manages to look and sound valiant as Tamino..., with a smooth legato and heroic top notes. His manner and tone perfectly matched the youthful, but determined prince...
    David Fleshler, South Florida Classical Review
  • Andrew Bidlack brought youthful energy and a sweet, smooth, well-placed tenor to the role of Tonio, with just the right lovely, French timbre
    Judith Malafronte, Opera News
  • His powerfully exuberant and technically impressive performance was spot-on
    Katie Womack, The Dallas Observer
  • A fine, easy lyric tenor one hopes to hear more of.
    John Yohalem, Opera Today

  • Tenor Andrew Bidlack, a graduate of San Francisco Opera’s prestigious Adler Fellowship, begins the 2012-2013 Season with his role debut as Rodrigo Rossini’s Otello at Opera Southwest.  He sings the tenor solos in Händel’s Messiah with Lexington Philharmonic and returns to Florida Grand Opera as Tamino Die Zauberflöte.  He travels to Carnegie Hall for his debut with Lyric Opera of Chicago as The Young Collector in their production of A Streetcar Named Desire with Renée Fleming.

    Recent successes include Tonio La fille du régiment with PORTopera, and Damon Acis and Galatea at the Macau International Music Festival. He appeared at Lyric Opera of Chicago in their production of Ariadne auf Naxos, and was featured as the tenor soloist in Carmina Burana with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Andreas Delfs.  He finished the season with performances of Sandy The Lighthouse at Dallas Opera for the inception of their Chamber Opera Series. 

    Highlights of previous seasons include his New York City Opera debut as Baron Lummer Intermezzo, followed by his return to Florida Grand Opera as Don Ottavio Don Giovanni.  He sang Count Almaviva Il barbiere di Siviglia at Florida Grand Opera, covers of Emilio Partenope at New York City Opera, Nemorino L’elisir d’amore with Empire State Lyric Theater.  In 2010 he made his South American debut as Oronte Alcina at Teatro Municipal de Santiago in Chile.  At the Spoleto Festival in Italy, he appeared as A Guest The Saint of Bleecker Street, which was recorded and released under the Chandos label.

    A 2007 Merola Opera Program participant, Mr. Bidlack created the role of Charles Carter in the world premiere of Thomas Pasatieri’s The Hotel Casablanca.  Later as an Adler Fellow, Mr. Bidlack made his San Francisco Opera debut in The Little Prince and went on to appear as Odoardo Ariodante, Arturo Lucia di Lammermoor, Count Albert Die Tote Stadt, Simpleton Boris Godunov, Pedrillo Die Entführung aus dem Serail, Gastone La traviata, and Ruiz Il trovatore. 

    Other roles include Rodolfo La bohème, Tamino The Magic Flute, Rolla I masnadieri, the title role Candide,Tom Snout A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Gomatz Zaide,  Ferrando (cover) Cosi fan tutte; Bastien in Mozart’s Bastien and Bastienne and Tom Rakewell (cover) The Rake’s Progress.  A frequent interpreter of contemporary works by some of today’s most significant composers, Mr. Bidlack sang Ishmael in the workshop production of Jake Heggie’s Moby Dick, and later workshopped the role of Tancredi in John Musto’s new opera The Inspector at Wolf Trap.

    Concert performances include the tenor solos in Handel’s Messiah, Mendelssohn’s Elijah, and Mozart’s Requiem; he made his Carnegie Hall debut singing the solos in Bach’s Weihnachts Oratorium.

    Andrew Bidlack is represented worldwide by Deborah Sanders at Rayfield Allied.
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