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discipline = "Tenor"
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title = "Gregory Warren"
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Gregory Warren’s career had its first spark in the opera world when he was chosen to be a part of the Placido Domingo - Cafritz program. There he was able to grow as an artist under the care of Maestro Domingo and all the talented musicians at Washington National Opera. Mr. Warren also had the opportunity to be part of The Santa Fe Opera Apprentice program in the summers of 2005-2007 where he studied under famous instructors, coaches and musicians.  
   
After he successfully finished the Domingo-Cafritz Program in 2006, he made his debut with many international opera houses, such as Los Angeles Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Staatsoper Berlin, Theater St. Gallen (Switzerland), De Nederlandse Opera, New National Theater Tokyo, Estonia National Opera, Washington National Opera, de Nationale Reisopera, Opera de Nice and Opera Marseille. In these houses, some of the roles he debuted are Rodolfo (_La Bohème_), Alfredo (_La Traviata_), Tamino (_Die Zauberflöte_), Iopas and Hylas (_Les Troyens_), Ferrando (_Così fan tutte_) and Arturo (_Lucia di Lammermoor_). Furthermore, he has sung in the world famous Concertgebouw with the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra of Holland in the live broadcast concert of Tomas Adès’ opera _The Tempest_. In 2012 he made his Carnegie Hall debut as the tenor soloist in “Flowers over the graves of war” composed by James Eakin. He has sung under the baton of Maestro James Conlon, Donald Runnicles, Paolo Carignani, John Nelson, Christopher Moulds, Jaap van Zweden, Philippe Auguin, Antonino Fogliani and Lawrence Foster.

Mr. Warren's 2013/2014 season starts with a concert performance of Massenet's oratorio _Marie-Magdeleine_, singing the role of Jesus, with the Russian National Orchestra in Moscow. He will also make his debut in Italy at Teatro Verdi di Sassari, singing Ferrando (_Così fan tutte_). In November Gregory Warren will return to Santa Fe to sing the tenor soloist in Händel's Messiah. December brings 4 concerts of Beethoven's 9th Symphony conducted by Maestro Zhang with LaVerdi Orchestra in Milan. Further along this year he will perform under the baton of Maestro Zubin Mehta in Firenze as well as going back to the Concertgebouw where he will perform two roles in the opera _Mazeppa_ by Tchaikovsky in the ZaterdagMatinee.