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“There cannot be many countertenor rabbis in opera, and Yaniv d’Or’s lively performance was convincing.”…
- Opera


Debussy - Fleur des Bles Debussy - Mandoline Handel - Behold,O thou that tellest Duparc - Phidyle	Israeli born Yaniv d’Or studied at the Rubin Academy in Jerusalem and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, with the aid of a scholarship from the America Israel Foundation. His operatic experience includes the title roles in Handel Ottone, Gluck Orfeo and Cavalli Orion, Nerone and Ottone (Monteverdi L’incoronazione di Poppea), Sorceress (Purcell Dido and Aeneas) and Arsamenes (Handel Xerxes) for British Youth Opera. Concert and recital experience includes Vivaldi Stabat Mater, Gloria and Nisi Dominus with the Israeli Camerata, the Monteverdi Vespers in Trondheim Cathedral, Bach St. Matthew Passion with the Jerusalem Academy, Handel arias with the Philharmonic Orchestra in Ankara, Carrissimi Jephte in Innsbruck and Handel Messiah with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. He has worked under such conductors as Mehta, Jacobs, Christie and Malgoire. Yaniv recently performed as part of the Holocaust Day Anniversary Ceremony given in the presence of HRH Queen Elisabeth at Westminster Hall earlier this year, which was televised by the BBC. Forthcoming engagements include the title role in Handel Giulio Cesare for New Israeli Opera and Pergolesi Stabat Mater with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.	Yaniv recently created the role of Elbaz in Josef Bardanashvili’s new opera Journey to the End of the Millennium for New Israeli Opera to critical acclaim: Yaniv d’Or’s precise comic characterisation of the rabbi, allied to a pleasing, well-schooled countertenor, provided one of the evening’s high points. - Opera Now

Debussy - Fleur des Bles

Debussy - Mandoline

Handel - Behold,O thou that tellest

Duparc - Phidyle

Israeli born Yaniv d’Or studied at the Rubin Academy in Jerusalem and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, with the aid of a scholarship from the America Israel Foundation.

His operatic experience includes the title roles in Handel Ottone, Gluck Orfeo and Cavalli Orion, Nerone and Ottone (Monteverdi L’incoronazione di Poppea), Sorceress (Purcell Dido and Aeneas) and Arsamenes (Handel Xerxes) for British Youth Opera.

Concert and recital experience includes Vivaldi Stabat Mater, Gloria and Nisi Dominus with the Israeli Camerata, the Monteverdi Vespers in Trondheim Cathedral, Bach St. Matthew Passion with the Jerusalem Academy, Handel arias with the Philharmonic Orchestra in Ankara, Carrissimi Jephte in Innsbruck and Handel Messiah with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. He has worked under such conductors as Mehta, Jacobs, Christie and Malgoire. Yaniv recently performed as part of the Holocaust Day Anniversary Ceremony given in the presence of HRH Queen Elisabeth at Westminster Hall earlier this year, which was televised by the BBC.

Forthcoming engagements include the title role in Handel Giulio Cesare for New Israeli Opera and Pergolesi Stabat Mater with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.

Yaniv recently created the role of Elbaz in Josef Bardanashvili’s new opera Journey to the End of the Millennium for New Israeli Opera to critical acclaim:

Yaniv d’Or’s precise comic characterisation of the rabbi, allied to a pleasing, well-schooled countertenor, provided one of the evening’s high points.
- Opera Now