These singers form a discerning selection of voices, with the emergence of a remarkable Siegmund, namely the American tenor Bryan Register. He possesses a timbre with both substance and radiance, complemented by an unwavering technical prowess. Register's vocal endowment echoes the stability and valor reminiscent of a James King, giving the audience a genuine auditory treat, coupled with an indisputable embodiment of the heroic archetype.
OperaNow, July 2019
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“This is a Heldentenor who treats Wagner with the subtlety and tenderness of a Lieder singer, making the climaxes all the more powerful.”
Leidmotief, 4th May 2019
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“It is now clear that the best Tristan on stage is here that I have ever seen in a theater... Bryan Register has a real baritone-colored heroic tenor and the timbre is particularly beautiful."
Opera Online, 30 January 2020
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“Throughout the famous scene of agony, his valour is one that is not often experienced in the theatre. The beautifully welded registers allow him to traverse the full range of emotions, without dodging any of the difficulties of this murderous role, and without the slightest sign of overwork...”
Opera, May 2020
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“Bryan Register is a powerful Heldentenor who dealt expertly with all the vocal and dramatic issues that come with the role of Tristan. He brought out a sense of total abandonment in the great second-act love duet and gave full justice to his long third-act monologue.”
