CHRISTOPHER JOB
Bass-Baritone
Christopher Job proudly joins the Roster of
The Metropolitan Opera.
2011-12 Season Highlights:
*Returns to the Metropolitan Opera for The Enchanted Island
(January 2012)
*Role debut as Escamillo in Carmen with Lyric Opera Virginia
(May 2012)
The Metropolitan Opera.
2011-12 Season Highlights:
*Returns to the Metropolitan Opera for The Enchanted Island
(January 2012)
*Role debut as Escamillo in Carmen with Lyric Opera Virginia
(May 2012)
On the heels of his Italian debut at Teatro Comunale di Bologna in Rigoletto and La gazza ladra and a return to Des Moines Metro Opera
for Tosca and Der Freischutz, he recently completed work on two highly acclaimed new productions with The Metropolitan Opera in their 2009-10 Season; Janacek's From the House of the Dead and Shostokovich's The Nose. "The power figure Caronte drew commanding sonority from Christopher Job." - Opera News
"Christopher Job...renews our sense of amazement at the human voice and its ability to make music." - Grand Junction Free Press
"Bass-baritone Christopher Job is youthful, agile, handsome and with a voice to match." - Boulder Daily Camera
"Christopher Job's stirring bass and wistful, nostalgic airs paint a poignant picture of the aging General Godofredo de la Barca." - Variety
He has to his credit numerous roles and appearances with such companies as the New York Philharmonic, Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Aspen Opera Theater, Chautauqua Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, Minnesota Opera, Opera Colorado, Opera Omaha, Opera Pacific and Opera Theater of the Rockies, as well as numerous other opera and concert appearances in countries such as Italy, Israel, Austria, Czek Republic, the UK, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
"Christopher Job...renews our sense of amazement at the human voice and its ability to make music." - Grand Junction Free Press
"Bass-baritone Christopher Job is youthful, agile, handsome and with a voice to match." - Boulder Daily Camera
"Christopher Job's stirring bass and wistful, nostalgic airs paint a poignant picture of the aging General Godofredo de la Barca." - Variety
He has to his credit numerous roles and appearances with such companies as the New York Philharmonic, Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Aspen Opera Theater, Chautauqua Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, Minnesota Opera, Opera Colorado, Opera Omaha, Opera Pacific and Opera Theater of the Rockies, as well as numerous other opera and concert appearances in countries such as Italy, Israel, Austria, Czek Republic, the UK, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
