Canadian tenor David Pomeroy is enjoying a career that is placing him in the spotlight on the world’s most important stages. |
Already in 2017/2018, Pomeroy has performed three role debuts - the title role of Tannhäuser with Oper Köln, Radamès (Aïda) with Seattle Opera, and Britten's Peter Grimes with the Vancouver Symphony. Now he finishes the season in his house debut at the Bregenzer Festspiele in Carmen, where he'll give his 100th performance of Don José.
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Peter Grimes with Vancouver Symphony
In the title role, tenor David Pomeroy commanded an exceptionally wide expressive range, from the hushed mysticism of ‘Now the great Bear and Pleiades’ and the broad lyricism of ‘What harbour shelters peace’ to the searing intensity of his concluding mad scene, ‘To hell with all your mercy.’ However loud or soft his delivery, Pomeroy’s voice was consistently full yet controlled, effortlessly soaring above the orchestra without a hint of strain. - Vancouver Classical Music
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