A TENOR
A Journey Rooted in Passion
Born in Athens, Dimitris Paksoglou’s journey is one of dedication to the art of opera. From the very beginning, he showed a relentless pursuit of excellence. His vocal education, under the mentorship of world-renowned baritone Kostas Pashalis and soprano Marina Krilovitz, laid the foundation for his artistry. As a scholarship student at the Nikolaos Mantzaros Conservatory, he honed his voice, earning not only honors but also the highest praise as a rising star in solo singing.
More than just a tenor, Paksoglou’s artistry transcends borders. From his early collaborations on the grandest stages in Greece to his international debut as Radames in AIDA at the Olympic Stadium in Paris—broadcast live to thousands—he commands attention with every note. His performances at the renowned Athens and Epidaurus festivals brought classical roles to life, blending tradition with the charisma of a modern performer.
In every role he performs, Paksoglou brings an undeniable passion that resonates with audiences. From the fiery Manrico in Il Trovatore to the tormented Des Grieux in Manon Lescaut, his voice is a vessel for emotion and storytelling. Whether portraying the tragic love of Don José in Carmen, the devotion of Alfredo in La Traviata, or the heroism of Pollione in Norma, his performances invite listeners to experience opera not as spectators, but as participants in a shared journey of beauty and expression.
Collaborations
Inspired Performances
In his operatic career, he has performed numerous roles in Greece and abroad, including Manrico (Il Trovatore), Cavaradossi (Tosca), Gabriele Adorno (Simon Boccanegra), Gustavo III (Un ballo in Maschera), Pollione (Norma), Pinkerton (Madame Butterfly), Des Grieux (Manon Lescaut), Don José (Carmen), Alfredo (La Traviata), Turiddu (Cavalleria Rusticana), Macduff (Macbeth), Albert Gregor (Vec Makropoulos), Steva (Jenufa), Creonte (Edipo Re), Danilo Danilovic (The Merry Widow), Araquil (La Navarraise), Nobleman/Nightwatcher (The Portrait), and Eisenstein (Die Fledermaus), among others.
He has collaborated with renowned conductors and directors, including Loucas Karytinos, Alexandros Myrat, Gabriel Chmura, Juanjo Mena, Myron Michailidis, Errico Frezis, Steven Sloane, Hugo De Ana, Laurent Campellone, G. Del Monaco, D. Pountney, Lorenzo Marianni, Philippe Forget, Stephen Langridge, Ondrej Olos, and Alessandro Cadario, as well as Sofia Jupither and Nicola Raab.
He worked for a decade at the National Opera as a core member of the ensemble, showcasing his exceptional talent in various productions.
Where Passion Meets Art & A Voice That Tells Stories
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Recent
- Il Trovatore, Estonia (2023)
- Madam Butterfly, Barcelona (2023)
- Il Trovatore, Estonia (2024)
- Tosca, Estonia (2024)
- The Death and the Maiden, Malmö, Sweden (2024)
- Mozart’s Coronation Mass, Spain (2024)
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Upcoming
- Fidelio (October 2024)
- Die Fledermaus (December 2024)
- Il Trovatore (December 2024)
- Tosca (March 2025)
- Tristan and Isolde (September 2025)
