BiographyDominic Kraemer is a British Baritone based in Amsterdam. He trained at the Dutch National Opera Academy, The Royal Academy of Music and St John's College, Cambridge.
This season he is making his debut at Dutch National Opera with the role of Prince Saud al Faisal in the World Premiere of Mohammed Fairouz's The New Prince. He will then go to Belgium to perform the role of Pluto in Telemann's Orpheus. Recent operatic roles include Figaro, Le Nozze di Figaro (Dutch National Opera Academy), Falke, Die Fledermaus (Bredeweg Festival) and Poeta, Prima la music e poi la parole (Warmond). After leaving the Royal Academy, Dominic joined Young Artist Programmes both Garsington Festival Opera (Captain, Onegin), Opera Holland Park (Yamadori, Madama Butterfly) and at Mid Wales Opera (Sid, Albert Herring). In London he has sung in productions with Silent Opera, GO OPERA, and with the International Rameau Ensemble. He was also part of a consort of soloists in L'Orfeo at the Bayersiche Staatsoper Opernfestspiele in the 2014 and 2015 Festivals. Recent concert highlights include a joint recital at the Harrogate International Festival; Bach's Magnificat and Cantata 157 with Collegium Musicum Bergen, Serenade to Music at the Barbican; Chief Bandit in Don Quichotte at the Queen Elizabeth Hall; Baritone soloist at the London Handel Festival, and solos in Bach Cantata evensongs at St John’s College, Cambridge with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. He currently studies with Olivier Lalouette and Rosemary Joshua. As a treble Dominic had a wide-ranging career. His operatic roles included: Shepherd Boy, Tosca (Royal Albert Hall); Miles in the Siberian premiere of Turn of the Screw; Third Boy, The Magic Flute (ENO); and Charlie Bucket in the World Premiere of The Golden Ticket by Peter Ash. He also reached an estimated audience of 20 million worldwide when singing 'O for the Wings of a Dove' for the Queen Mother at her 100th Birthday Pageant at Horse Guards Parade. Dominic is also the co-Creative Producer and founder of East London's site-responsive opera company, GO OPERA. For more information, click here. |