Trevor Scheunemann

Trevor Scheunemann


Vocalists — Baritone

"His [Charles Castronovo] technical control of suavity of phrasing served him equally well in the much-loved duet "Au fond du temple saint," in which he was nicely matched in vocal smoothness and warmth by Trevor Scheunemann as Zurga. The baritone, whose portrayal gained in theatrical weight as the evening progressed, brought considerable tonal vibrancy to his Act III aria and subsequent duet with the limpid-voiced LeIla of Norah Amsellem." —Tim Smith, Opera News, December 2008 – Zurga in 'Les pêcheurs des perles' at Washington National Opera

“Trevor Scheunemann showed off a rich, gleaming voice and had fun as a cartoonish father.” —Ronni Reich, Washington Post, December 10, 2007 - Peter in 'Hansel and Gretel' (Washington National Opera)

"Number three among the men was American baritone Trevor Scheunemann, warm, smooth and impeccably tasteful in both Posa's death scene and Fritz's aria from 'Die tote Stadt'." —Yehuda Shaprio, Opera Now, January/February 2007 - Operalia 2006

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“Rich” and “gleaming” (Washington Post) are a few words used to describe the voice of American baritone Trevor Scheunemann.

The 2010 – 2011 season will see Mr. Scheunemann return to the Metropolitan Opera as Schaunard in 'La bohčme' and Sid in 'La fanciulla del West', as well as the Count in 'Le nozze di Figaro' at San Francisco Opera under Nicola Luisotti. He will also premiere a new opera at Opéra de Monte Carlo. Mr. Scheunemann will return to Opéra National de Bordeaux, San Francisco Opera, Washington National . . .

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