Samueol Park

Der Bariton Samueol Park wurde in Incheon, Südkorea, geboren und studierte an der Korea National University of Arts in Seoul bei Prof. Sangho Choi, dem aktuellen Intendanten der Korea National Opera. Seit Oktober 2020 studiert er bei Prof. Ewa Wolak an der Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin. Er erhielt während seiner Mater-Studienzeit ein Stipendium der „Giovanni Omodeo-Stiftung“.

Samueol Park gewann zahlreiche Auszeichnungen und Preise, darunter der 2. Preis und Sonderpreis beim „Riccardo Zandonai“ International Competition for Young Opera Singers (2023, der 1. Preis wurde nicht vergeben), der 2. Preis beim International Lyric Singing Contest of Beziers (2023), die Silbermedaille beim „Marie Kraja“ International Singing Competition (2022), der 2. Preis beim Korea Singing Competition (2019), der 3. Preis beim „Dong-A“ Seoul International Music Competition (2019), der Hautpreis beim Gaechon-Art Competition (2019), die Silbermedaille beim Korean Broadcasting System & KEPCO Music Competition (2019), die Silbermedaille beim Korea National Opera Singing Competition (2019), der 2. Preis beim La Bella Opera Singing Competition (2017) sowie die Bronzemedaille beim International For College Students Singing Competition in China (2017).

Im Oktober 2013 debütierte er im Seoul Arts Center und im September 2014 trat er in der Titelpartie von DON GIOVANNI bei den Incheon Asian Spiel im Incheon Arts Center auf. Zur Spielzeit 2021/22 wirkte er im Ensemble der Deutschen Oper als Stipendiat des WCN Berlin und kehrte in der Saison 2022/23 als Fiorillo (IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA) an die Deutsche Oper Berlin zurück.

Samueol Park gibt an der Oper Wuppertal sein Hausdebüt im April 2024 als Landgraf Rudolf in Ethel Smyths DER WALD.

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Il barbiere di Siviglia

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Adventskalender im Foyer: Das 7. Fensterchen

Today in the foyer: "Now Christmas is here again"
with the small choir of the children's chorus, Rosemarie Arzt and Jisu Park
5.00 p.m. / Parquet foyer
Duration: approx. 25 minutes / free admission

Before joining the large children's and youth chorus of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, the basics of choral singing must be learnt from the ground up. That's why there's the small chorus in the children's chorus. Here, under the expert direction of Rosemarie Arzt, children between the ages of 6 and 10 practise and learn to sing. Today you can experience the smallest of the little ones with their Advent and Christmas programme and songs such as "Jetzt ist wieder Weihnacht da" or "Lied von den Schneeflocken".

Around 150 active singers make up our children's chorus, which is an important and heavily involved ensemble partner in numerous operas. The members come together at least twice a week to make music under the direction of Christian Lindhorst. Over the course of the 2023/24 season, the children and young people aged between 9 and 16 have performed in CARMEN, PAGLIACCI, LA BOHÈME, MATTHÄUS-PASSION, HÄNSEL UND GRETEL, PARSIFAL, PIQUE DAME, TOSCA and TURANDOT. Since last season, choral soloists from the children's and youth choir have also sung the part of the three boys in performances of DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE. In external performances and concerts at venues such as the Chamber Music Hall of the Philharmonie, the children's chorus of Deutsche Oper Berlin covers a range from baroque to modern. On 17 December 2023, the chorus will perform Johann Sebastian Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" together with the Kammersymphonie Berlin at the Apostel-Paulus-Kirche in Schöneberg. Two solo sopranos - Erik Kellner and Klara Gothe - are cast from the choir's own ranks!

The children's chorus is sponsored by Dobolino e.V.