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Julien Ségol

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Julien recently made his debut at the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg as Death (Der Kaiser von Atlantis) conducted by Corinna Niemeyer with the Luxembourg Chamber Orchestra, at the Longborough Festival Opera as Pluto (L'Orfeo) with the ensemble La Serenissima, directed by Oliva Fuchs, and at the Metz Opera as Schaunard (Bohème) conducted by David Reiland. He has also sung Sarastro (The Magic Flute) in a production by Jean-François Sivadier, conducted by Emmanuel Olivier (Abbaye de Royaumont), and Baron Gondremark (La Vie parisienne) at the Nouveau Siècle (Lille) with the Douai orchestra.

Julien also performs in concert: we recently heard him as bass soloist in Beethoven's Fantasy op. 80 conducted by Jean-Claude Casadesus with the Orchestre de Picardie (Lille Piano Festival), and in Beethoven's 9th Symphony conducted by Bar Avni with the Bayer-philharmoniker (Altenberger Dom), conducted by David Robertson with the Deutsches Symphonie Orchester (Berlin Philharmonic), in Rossini's Petite Messe solennelle with the Chœur Régional des Hauts-de-France, and in Mozart's Requiem with the Kappelle am Weinberg (Sophienkirche, Berlin).

The lied and melodie repertoire is important to Julien, and he regularly performs in recital with the musicians of the Orchestre de Paris at the Festival 8 de Montcabrier. A multidisciplinary artist with a passion for dance, Julien also collaborates with choreographers on contemporary creations, notably Su-eun Lee's Das neue Rotkäppchen at Berlin's Deutsche Oper (Tischlerei), and Margaux Marielle-Trehoüart and the Opera Lab company's creation of a choreographic version of Stockausen's Stimmung, presented as part of the Neue Musik festival at the Deutsches Nationaltheater Weimar.

Twice a laureate of the Fondation Royaumont, Julien Ségol has also won several international prizes (Bach Prize of the International Singing Academy of Saxony, 3rd UFAM Schola Cantorum Prize, FLAME Paris finalist) and received support from multiple grants, notably from the International Academy of Oxenfoord Malcolm Martineau, the Vocalis Robert Holl Academy, and the Bel Canto Academy (Wildbad).

After working in the diplomatic service and teaching philosophy at university, Julien Ségol devoted himself fully to his first passion: the opera stage. In parallel with his academic career at Sciences-Po Paris and EHESS, he entered the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Danse et de Musique de Paris, and continued his training as a singer at the Musikhochschule Felix Mendelssohn (Leipzig). He made his debut at various renowned venues, including the Berlin Philharmonic, the RBB Radio House, the Arts Academy and the Delphi Theatre (Berlin).

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