Gil Zilkha enjoys an active singing career in
repertoire ranging
from early music to new composition, art song
to opera, and
covering a wide variety of cultural styles. He
is equally adept at
immersing himself in serious as well as comic roles. In addition
to
venues throughout the United States, Gil has
performed
concert solos in Germany, Austria, Ireland,
and Wales.
Based in his native Austin, Texas, Gil has
performed numerous
concert and oratorio solos. Some of his favorites include the role
of Jesus in the Bach Passions, Ich
habe genug, and the bass solo
in Mozart's Requiem. Gil made
his Austin Lyric Opera debut
in 2009 as Count Ceprano in Verdi's Rigoletto.
With the Gilbert and
Sullivan Society of Austin, he
has performed the roles of Captain
Corcoran in HMS Pinafore
and King Hildebrand in Princess Ida.
Gil has performed with such award-winning
ensembles as the
Oregon Bach Festival Berwick Chorus,
Conspirare, and the Texas
Early Music Project. He received his Masters in
Voice Performance
from the University of Texas at Austin in
2000. His principal
voice teachers were Rose
Taylor and Nikita Storojev.
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