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MUSSORGSKY - Boris Godunov - as Pimen |
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- Lyric Opera of Chicago - |
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"His strong, plaint bass had a distinctive glow, a tender undercurrent that makes us believe that every word he sings comes from his heart." | |||
- Chicago Sun-Times - September 19th, 1994 - |
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"Dimitri Kavrakos intoned Pimen's narrative with suitable grave dignity." | |||
- Chicago Tribune - September 19th 1994, by John von Rhein - |
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"The velvet-voiced Greek bass, Dimitri Kavrakos, sang Pimen beautifuly, and his lyric sound was a most useful contrast to the Slavic timbre of Matorin." | |||
- Des Opernglas - October 1994, by John Koopman - |
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DEBUSSY - Pelléas et Mélisande - as Golaud and Arkel |
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- Lyric Opera of Chicago - |
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"Dimitri Kavrakos was a stolid, sympathetic Arkel." | |||
- Canadian Opera Company - |
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"Kavrakos gave a grans eloquent performance as Arkel." | |||
- The Globe and Mail - April 10th, 2000, by Robert Everett Green - |
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"... and Dimitri Kavrakos' bass providing the idal foils as Golaud and Arkel." | |||
- The Toronto Star - April 9th, 2000, by William Littler - |
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"Dimitri Kavrakos gave a noble performance of the old King Arkel." | |||
- National Post - April 10th, 2000, by Tamara Bernstein - |
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"In supporting roles, bass Dimitri Kavrakos is a very strong King Arkel." | |||
- The Buffalo News - April 11th, 2000, by Herman Trotter - |
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VERDI - I Lombardi - as Pagano and Eremita |
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- Megaro Music Hall - Athens, Greece - |
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"Dimitri Kavrakos gave a splendid performance as Pagano and Eremita in I Lombardi ... He displayed both characters in a marvelous way. With his beautiful voice, perfect technique, and sense of musicality, he has a "special way" to touch you right in your heart, giving his audience the pleasure to listen. A genuine artist..." | |||
- Estia - March 3rd, 2000 - |
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VERDI - I Vespri - as Procida |
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- Washington Concert Opera - |
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"Perhaps the most impressive performance of the evening was by Greek bass-baritone Kavrakos, whose entrance aris (O tu Palermo) was electrifying." | |||
- Opera Canada - Winter 1993, by Carl Dolmetsch - |
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VERDI - Macbeth - as Banquo |
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- Cologne - |
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"Dimitri Kavrakos as Banquo displayed a lovely voice..." | |||
- Opera - Carl H. Hiller - |
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VERDI - Messa da Requiem - as bass soloist |
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- Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra - |
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"Equally as passionate was ........ Kavrakos' throaty and lyrical basso." | |||
- Tribune Review - December 5th, 1997, by Todd Gutnick - |
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DVORÁK - Stabat Mater - as a soloist |
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- Cincinnati May Festival - |
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"Kavrakos displayed a compelling smooth bass with depth and color. Against the high voices of the choruses, his voice created an other-wordly effect." | |||
- The Cincinnati Enquirer - January 5th, 1997, by Janelle Gelfand - |
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BELLINI - Norma - as Oroveso |
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- Houston Grand Opera - |
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"Dimitri Kavrakos was a mellow presence, with an open bass that expressed all the varieties of anxiety the druids faces as Norma went through her own emotional flare-ups." | |||
- Houston Chronicles - Ann Holmes - |
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