Maximilian Catalano

Primary Skill:

Baritone

Nationality:

British, Italian

Country:

United Kingdom

Languages (fluent):

English, Italian

Opera

Silvio
Pagliacci (Leoncavallo)
Midsummer opera
2025
Schaunard
La Bohème (Puccini)
Aylesbury Opera
2024
Papageno
The Magic Flute (english translation) (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
Cardiff Opera Society
2020

Operetta/G&S

chorus
Die Fledermaus (Strauss, J)
Guildhall Opera School
2024
chorus
Under the Greenwood Tree (Paul Carr)
Dorset Opera Festival
2024

Oratorio/Concerts

Raphael, Adam
The Creation (Haydn)
Madras Guild of Performing Arts
2024
soloist
Requiem (Gabriel Fauré)
Tring Choral Society
2022
Soloist
Requiem (Gabriel Fauré)
Chorleywood Choral Society
2022

Covered Covered & Performed Scenes Premiere of New Work Concert COVID-cancelled

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Extended vocal masters
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
2023
Politics and International Relations
Cardiff University
2019–2021

Maximilian Catalano is a British/Italian baritone studying a Master's at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama under the tutelage of David Pollard.

After graduating from Cardiff University with a degree in International Relations and Politics Max decided to pursue a career in classical singing.

Maximilian made his operatic debut in Aylesbury Opera's 'La Bohème' as Schaunard. And has has gone on to perform as chorus' with Opera Holland Park, Regent and Gothic opera.

Last summer Max has also participated in the Waterperry Opera Festival and song Easel young artist programs.

This April, Max sang his role debut as Junius in HGOs 'The Rape of Lucretia" and has joined the Glyndebourne Chorus in Billy Budd this June.

Come November Max will be performing in Wexford Opera festivals Much Ado About Nothing as Leonato

Maximilian Catalano is a Josephine Baker Trust singer and thanks The Sidney Perry and the Harpenden Music Foundations for supporting his studies.

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