Greatest Opera Singers

Greatest Opera Singers

Sunday, January 31, 2016

Sergei Ivanov (Bass) (Kharkov, Ukraine 1872 - ?)



First he studied singing at the Kharkov Music College, then at the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Later he went to Italy and there not only perfected his vocal technique, but also appeared at the provincial opera houses. Since 1896 he sang in St. Petersburg. One year later Ivanov appeared in Kazan, this followed by appearances in Nizhny Novgorod, Zhytomyr, Kamianets-Podilskyi, Kislovodsk, Moscow, St. Petersburg (1902, National House 1903, New Opera 1904-1905), Kharkov (1904), Kiev (1905). Since 1907 he was a soloist of the Moscow Private Opera House (Solodovnikov's Theatre). He made guest appearances in Dresden (1908), Berlin (1911) and La Scala (1913). His repertoire included Marcel in ''Gli Ugonotti'', Zuniga in ''Carmen'', Alvise in ''La Gioconda'', Guritano in ''Ruy Blas'', Cardinal in ''La Juive'', Sparafucile in ''Rigoletto''. In Russia he appeared under the name Sergei Varyagin, in Italy as Sergio Ivanoff.

Chronology of some appearances

1901 Vigevano Cagnoni  Gioconda (Alvise)
1902 Vigevano Cagnoni  Ruy Blas (Guritano)

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Zarya record, St. Petersburg 1910
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