Review
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20.05.2023
“The size and clarity of George Gagnidze’s voice made for a particularly menacing Amonasro.”
“George Gagnidze’s menacing Amonasro was powerfully sung.”
Rick Perdian, New York Classical Review
“George Gagnidze, a veteran of this production, was the sure Amonasro… .”
John Rockwell, Opera UK
“Veteran George Gagnidze, has a colorful sizeable baritone and his standard issue Amonasro was a positive element. He knows his business, has the equipment and delivers.”
Eli Jacobson, Parterre Box
“Baritone George Gagnidze was a gritty Amonasro.”
The Opera Tattler
“George Gagnidze is sometimes described as ‘reliable’ but his Amonasro today was truly more than that, especially when he latched onto a vocal line, as in “Ma tu, re…” in the Triumphal Scene or – really impressively – at “Pensa che un popolo, vinto, straziato!” in the Nile Scene.”
Oberon’s Grove
Interview
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04.07.2025
In the lead-up to the premiere of Der fliegende Holländer at the Oper im Steinbruch Festival, George Gagnidze spoke with ORF TV about his role and the production in St. Margarethen. The interview, along with rehearsal footage, can be viewed here:
Interview
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07.06.2025
George Gagnidze recently spoke with Première Loge about his deep connection to Verdi and Rigoletto, the role he is currently singing at the Opéra national de Paris. The interview touches on his artistic journey, future projects, and his interpretation of one of opera’s most iconic characters.
Review
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06.06.2025
“George Gagnidze, a veteran of his signature role, which he embodies masterfully with exemplary intelligence, (...) throws himself admirably into this demanding part: ... showing no noticeable signs of age ... he often reaches moments of true emotion, culminating in a faultless and particularly poignant finale.” François Lehel, Opéra
Interview
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01.04.2025
George Gagnidze was interviewed by Alkis Karmpaliotis for the US publication Appreciate Opera. Below you will find a preview of the feature. To read the whole interview, you may click HERE.
Interview
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20.03.2025
While in Budapest, George Gagnidze had a chat with the Hungarian YouTube channel Kontextus about his career, singing Verdi and Macbeth at the Hungarian State Opera: