A performance of great emotional honesty, singing straight from the heart.

Opera News

A baritone with a rich, mellifluous voice. . . Mr. Belov sounded particularly fine, singing with urgency and soulful pathos.

The New York Times

Anton is the founder of

www.russianartsong.com

Recording Projects

Riflessi di sole

Russian Bel Canto

Anton can now be heard on HomeZero.eu--a copyleft internet radio project.

The voice of baritone Anton Belov has been called rich and mellifluous by the New York Times, while the Philadelphia Inquirer calls it that of an emerging star. A native of Russia and a graduate of the Juilliard Opera Center, he has appeared with numerous companies and orchestras throughout the United States and has earned critical acclaim for his portrayals of characters as diverse as Count di Luna, Don Giovanni, Escamillo, Count Almaviva, Doctor Malatesta and Eugene Onegin. Equally at home with opera, oratorio and concert repertoire, Mr. Belov presented over fifty recitals throughout the States appearing at such venues as Carnegie Recital Hall in New York City and the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. Mr. Belov is First Place winner of eight vocal competitions including the George London Competition, the Young Concert Artists International Competition and the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. A specialist in Russian lyric diction, he is the author of numerous books on the subject.

During the upcoming season Anton is scheduled to appear with Portland and Tacoma Opera Companies, Portland Chamber Orchestra, Huntsville and Oregon Symphony Orchestras.

Voice Studio

The Singing Woodworker