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Honours and awards. References. External links. Phillip Rhodes (baritone) Phillip Rhodes is a New Zealand-born baritone opera singer. Life. Rhodes was born in Flaxmere, a suburb of Hastings, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. He is of Māori descent, with a Pākehā mother and affiliating to the iwi Ngāti Awa and Ngāti Kahungunu on his father's side. [1] .
UK-based New Zealand baritone Phillip Rhodes was the winner of the 2005 New Zealand Aria Competition and was awarded second place at the International Montserrat Caballe Competition in 2008. He is a former Emerging Artist with New Zealand Opera and has since appeared regularly with the company in principal roles.
Baritone Phillip Rhodes performs Toreador Song from Opera North's 2021 production of Bizet's CARMEN. Turn on 'CC' for English captions. Find out more » https...
The story of 31 year old baritone, Philip Rhodes a Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation student, who came from a difficult background yet made his way to the big stage....
This week’s #RAArtistinFocus is New Zealand baritone Phillip Rhodes! Now based in the UK, he is a former Emerging Artist with New Zealand Opera and has since appeared there regularly in principal roles including the title role in Macbeth , Malatesta in Don Pasquale , Alfio in Cavalleria rusticana , Silvio in Pagliacci , Marcello in La bohème ...
Phillip Rhodes makes his house debut at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden in performances of Carmen on 16 & 20 July 2019. He returns to the role of Escamillo, a role he recently sang at The Grange Festival receiving outstanding reviews.
Born and raised in western North Carolina, Rhodes’ work is as strongly influenced by the traditional music of the Appalachian South as it is by the works of Bartok, Schoenberg, and Stravinsky. His output ranges from operas to works for Orff instruments with children’s voices, and from Gershwin settings to Bluegrass breakdowns.
