Vladimir Chernov
Vladimir Nikolaïevitch Chernov (born 22 September 1953) is a Russian baritone, particularly associated with the Russian and Italian opera repertories.
Early life
Vladimir Chernov was born in a small village near the town of
. Quickly, Vladimir Chernov attracted international attention.Career
Opera singer
As a member of the
He made his
In addition to his great success in Italian operas, he often returned to his native repertory, appearing in
University teaching appointment
From March 2005 Chernov became Regents' Lecturer in the Division of Voice and Opera of the Music Department of the University of California, Los Angeles. He coached young singers in both private and class lessons, taught two Master Classes which were open to the public, and performed in recital.[1]
" He had not been seeking a teaching post when he was invited to accept a tenured teaching position, but in 2006 Chernov became a Professor of Vocal Studies in the Music Department. 'He completely won over the hearts and minds of the faculty and the students,' said Ian Krouse, chair of the music department....The post...enables him to continue his international singing career while serving as a mentor to those who will follow."[2]
He is also a faculty member of Opera Ischia.
References
Notes
Sources
- Mancini, R. & Rouveroux, J-J, Le guide de l'opéra, les indispensables de la musique, Fayard, 1995. ISBN 2-213-59567-4
External links
- Vladimir Chernov's website
- Carie J. Delmar,"Vladimir Chernov: Professor Extraordinaire", Classical Singer, August 2007 Profile of Chernov.
- Chernov singing "Forse in quel cor" from Roberto Devereux, Mexico 1991 on YouTube
- Chernov singing "Plebe! Patrizi! Popolo ..Piango su voi" from Simon Boccanegra at the Met, 1995 (with Te Kanawa, Domingo, et al.) on YouTube
- Chernov singing Act 1 aria from Eugene Onegin, Paris 2003 on YouTube
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