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Daniel Noyola
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Biography Highlights
Current and Upcoming Engagements
Debuts with MÜPA Budapest, Spoleto Festival as Truffaldin Ariadne auf Naxos, and Austin Opera as Laurentino in Cruzar de la Luna; return to Houston Grand Opera as Pistola Falstaff, and return to Bayerische Staatsoper Munich with Marco Il Trittico; Brabantische Edler in Lohengrin, Antonio in Le Nozze di Figaro
Angelotti Tosca and 1.Soldat Salome at Houston Grand Opera, 2.Gralsritter Parsifal, Chef grec Les Troyens, Montano Otello, D’Obigny La Traviata, Truffaldin Ariadne auf Naxos at Bayerische Staatsoper, Bass solo Petite messe solennelle with MaxChor München.
Past Engagements
Hobson Peter Grimes, Pistola Falstaff, Zuñiga Carmen, 2. Geharnischter Die Zauberflöte at Bayerische Staatsoper; Laurentino El Milagro del Recuerdo (world premiere), Count Ceprano Rigoletto, Masetto Don Giovanni, Colline La bohème at Houston Grand Opera; Don Alfonso Così fan tutte at Ópera San Luis; Ferrando Il trovatore, Dr. Grenvil La traviata, Raimondo Lucia di Lammermoor, Don Giovanni Don Giovanni at the Academy of Vocal Arts; Dulcamara L'elisir d'amore at Sociedad Artística Sinaloense; Mustafà L'italiana in Algeri at Tri-Cities Opera.
Bass solo Rossini’s Stabat Mater at OJUEM, Mexico City, Bass solo Haydn’s Die Schöpfung with Voices Chorale, Philadelphia; Bass solo Faure’s Requiem and Bass solo Mozart’s Requiem with Orquesta Sinfónica de S.L.P.
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Verdi - Il Trovatore - Ferrando
Verdi - Il Trovatore - Ferrando
Puccini - La Bohème - Vecchia zimarra
Puccini - La Bohème - Vecchia zimarra
Reviews & Press
Houston Grand Opera - Martínez, Javier - El Milagro del Recuerdo - Laurentino
Bass Daniel Noyola’s rich, warm singing exuded Laurentino’s dignity and devotion to his family. But Noyola brought more than vocal luxury: He gave the lullaby to Laurentino’s son great tenderness, and his simplicity and directness made the recitation of Renata’s charms all the more compelling.
