BIOGRAPHY

Brandon Coleman has been praised for his “exotic vocal coloring” by Opera News and “wonderful resonance” by Classical Singer. He commands the stage with his confidence and lures the audience with his voice.

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January, 2026

the metropolitan opera

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January, 2026

New york city

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PERFORMANCES

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OPERA NEWS

As Ibn-Hakia, the Moorish physician brought in by the king to cure Iolanta, Brandon Coleman revealed an exotic vocal coloring well suited to the foreign doctor’s mysticism. Coleman’s delivery of Ibn-Hakia’s aria — another high point of the opera — was gripping and well paced

CLASSICAL SOURCE

Ibn-Hakia, sung by Brandon Coleman in a wonderfully resonant bass voice. He handled with clarity Tchaikovsky’s tricky modal tonalities, in the aria ‘Two Worlds’, in which the physician advises the king on how Iolanta can be cured. 

 

EXAMINER

As Ibn Hakia, the Moorish physician brought to cure Iolanta of her blindness, Brandon Coleman had a cloudy timbre, but confident and consistent throughout his range.

 

 

CLASSICAL SOURCE

Brandon Coleman put his pleasing bass voice to good use as Angelotti, lucidly evoking the fugitive’s dread of capture and execution at Scarpia’s hand.

 

 

 

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