Vladislav Mikhailov

Vladislav Mikhailov

baritone, St Petersburg

Programme

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I. OperaVerdi, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rubinstein, Rachmaninoff

Intermission

II. RomanceRussian romance, Sviridov, Neapolitan song

On stage

Concerts from recent seasons, newest first.

About

Vladislav Mikhailov is a baritone from St Petersburg who sings opera arias and Russian romance.

His opera repertoire includes Sobakin's aria from Rimsky-Korsakov's The Tsar's Bride and the Old Gypsy's story from Rachmaninoff's Aleko. From Italian opera he sings Fiesco's aria from Verdi's Simon Boccanegra. He performed the Demon's romance from Rubinstein's opera at a concert of the Elena Obraztsova International Academy of Music in 2023, where he also sang Fiesco's aria.

In December 2022 he sang Sobakin's aria in the Small Hall of the St Petersburg Philharmonia. In April 2025 he appeared at the Spring of Romance 2025 gala concert at the Oktyabrsky Concert Hall, singing the romance Yamshchik, ne goni loshadei.

Laureate of the Spring of Romance competition St Petersburg romance competition, 2025
2016–2022 Solo singing, N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov Music School, St Petersburg

Earlier he sang in concerts of the PolyVox vocal studio, including at the White Hall of the Polytechnic University.

He sings in concerts of the Elena Obraztsova International Academy of Music at the Stravinsky Hall of the Mariinsky Theatre and in the Small and Grand Halls of the St Petersburg Philharmonia. In 2026 he was a soloist in two programmes with the St Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra at the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace: Brahms's Liebeslieder and Songs of the War Years for Victory Day.

Vladislav Mikhailov singing the romance Yamshchik, ne goni loshadei at the Oktyabrsky Concert Hall
Oktyabrsky Concert Hall, April 2025
Vladislav Mikhailov singing at the Stravinsky Hall of the Mariinsky Theatre
Stravinsky Hall, Mariinsky Theatre, February 2025
Vladislav Mikhailov in the Small Hall of the St Petersburg Philharmonia
Small Hall of the St Petersburg Philharmonia, February 2026
Vladislav Mikhailov on stage

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