Luke Scott

Figaro

Described by the New York Times as "the robust-voiced baritone" Luke

Scott has made recent appearances as Escamillo (Carmen) Maryland

Symphony, the Caramoor Festival, Figaro in (Le Nozze di Figaro) Opera

on the Avalon, El Sistema in Venezuel, and Emille de Becque* (South

Pacific) at St Petersburg Opera. Concert and symphony appearances

range from the Brahms Requiem with Newburyport Chorale Society,

Mozart Requiem with Connecticut Virtuosi Orchestra, Caramoor Bel

Canto festival, clinician with El Sistema orchestra in Venezuel, Handel

Alexander’s Feast with New Haven Chorale, soloist with Cape Cod

Symphony, and a winner of the New England Concerto competition.

This season after his role of Escamillo (Carmen) with Opera Western Reserve and a debut with Opera in Williamsburg he returned to New York's Broadway district in the critically acclaimed revival of Figaro 90210 then continued to

Boston's Opera Brittenica for the the world premiere of Noli Me

Tangere followed by performances at the Oregon Bach festival, Don

Giovanni with Salt Marsh Opera, and later this season will debut with

Opera Naples as Dulcamara in L'Elisir d'Amore and Bartolo in Le Nozze

di Figaro. Mr. Scott has received awards from the Martina Arroyo

Foundation, the American Prize in opera, Bel Canto Scholarship

Foundation, Shreveport Opera Singer of the Year, and Gerda Lissner Foundation.