Biography
One of the most exciting baritones of his generation, Dimitris Tiliakos was born in Rhodes and, after studying the viola, he began his vocal training at the Conservatory of Athens. He won the “Maria Callas Prize” and a two years scholarship, which allowed him to continue his studies in Munich at “Hochschule für Musik und Theater”. Shortly thereafter he made his debut at Prinzregententheater in Munich as Conte d’Almaviva in Le nozze di Figaro and won the “W.D. Fassbaender Prize” for young baritones. He also became a member of Nürnberg State Opera, where he performed the major roles of the baritone repertory. Dimitris Tiliakos has already trod the boards of some among the major theaters of the world, including New York Metropolitan Opera (La bohème), London Royal Opera House (Don Carlo), Op
Performance credits
Upcoming performances Today Onwards
Past performances 2000 — Yesterday
El Greco Opera in three acts, Hatzinasios
Megaron Athens Concert HallKazantzakis + 2 roles
View cast and crewNew Year's Gala with the State Orchestra of Athens, HéroldThomasMassenetBizetSaint-SaënsGounodDelibesOffenbach
The Athens State OrchestraHamlet + 3 roles
View program, cast and crewLes Huguenots (The Huguenots), Meyerbeer
Staatskapelle DresdenLe Comte de Nevers (Count de Nevers)
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Featured past performances
El Greco Opera in three acts, Hatzinasios
Megaron Athens Concert HallKazantzakis + 2 roles
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New Year's Gala with the State Orchestra of Athens, HéroldThomasMassenetBizetSaint-SaënsGounodDelibesOffenbach
The Athens State OrchestraHamlet + 3 roles
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Les Huguenots (The Huguenots), Meyerbeer
Staatskapelle DresdenLe Comte de Nevers (Count de Nevers)
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4The Fiery Angel, Prokofiev
Fondazione PetruzzelliRuprecht
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Biography
One of the most exciting baritones of his generation, Dimitris Tiliakos was born in Rhodes and, after studying the viola, he began his vocal training at the Conservatory of Athens. He won the “Maria Callas Prize” and a two years scholarship, which allowed him to continue his studies in Munich at “Hochschule für Musik und Theater”. Shortly thereafter he made his debut at Prinzregententheater in Munich as Conte d’Almaviva in Le nozze di Figaro and won the “W.D. Fassbaender Prize” for young baritones. He also became a member of Nürnberg State Opera, where he performed the major roles of the baritone repertory. Dimitris Tiliakos has already trod the boards of some among the major theaters of the world, including New York Metropolitan Opera (La bohème), London Royal Opera House (Don Carlo), Op
