Gerald Finley makes his role debut as Leporello in Kasper Holten's inventive and visually stunning production of Don Giovanni at Royal Opera House. The Times' Richard Morrison writes, "stunningly acted and sung by Gerald Finley. Dressed rather...

Gerald Finley is nominated for Singer of the Year at the 2021 OPUS Klassik Awards. He is also nominated for Leoš Janáček: The cunning little vixen & Sinfonietta in the Opera Recording (20th & 21st Centuries) category. The prestigious German award, presented by...

Watch Gerald Finley and pianist Simon Lepper performance Schubert’s Schwanengesang. Recorded on 22 May at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama / Coleg Brenhinol Cerdd a Drama Cymru, the stream premieres on 29 May and is available through 12 June. RWCMD writes:...

King’s College, Cambridge new album, Proud Songsters, is in stores and online now. The recording is a journey through the distinctive musical genre of ‘English Song’, performed by Gerald Finley and some of his fellow former members of the Choir of King’s College,...

Gerald Finley is part of an all-star cast for the London Climate Change Festival’s Song for Nature Concert. He will be performing selections from A Cunning Little Vixen with the English National Opera Orchestra. The concert was specially created to raise awareness of...

The Royal Opera House will present a livestreamed concert performance of Ariodante on Friday, 20 November at 19:30 GMT. Gerald Finley’s King of Scotland will be joined by soprano Sophie Beven as Dalinda, tenor Ed Lyon as Lurcanio, countertenor Iestyn Davies as...

Gerald Finley's performance of Mozart's Requiem at English National Opera will be broadcast on BBC 2 on Saturday, 14 November at 7pm. BBC writes:  "In what promises to be a poignant moment of remembrance, reflection and ultimately hope at a time of national crisis,...

Gerald Finley will perform Bartók’s Duke Bluebeard’s Castle (for chamber orchestra) with the London Symphony Orchestra and conductor Sir Simon Rattle in a streamed concert from 19:00 GMT, 1 November, 2020. The concert performance, also featuring mezzo-soprano Karen...

Gerald Finley takes to the stage – and screens – with two forthcoming live streamed concerts. On Saturday, 26 September, at 19:30 BST, Finley joins long-term collaborator pianist Julius Drake at Wigmore Hall. The programme features a combination of the French and...

Gerald Finley joins the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and its Chief Conductor Hannu Lintu for the world premiere recording of Lieberson’s Songs of Love and Sorrow. Finley gave the world premiere performance of the work in 2010.The album, which also features the...

Gerald Finley is nominated for the 2020 Solo Vocal Gramophone Awards for his Hyperion release, Schubert: Schwanengesang, D957 and Brahms: Vier ernste Gesänge, Op. 121. Finley shares the nomination with his frequent collaborator, pianist Julius Drake. Hugo Shirley...

The curtain will rise at Royal Opera House on 13 June for its first concert since the COVID 19 lockdown. Gerald Finley will perform in a concert featuring music by Britten, Handel, Butterworth and Turnage. Its Music Director, Sir Antonio Pappano, accompany on...

“Mr. Finley has long been recognized as a recitalist of rare versatility, a concert artist of the first rank and an opera singer of distinction in a broad repertory."Matthew Gurewitsch, New York Times Nov 2010

Frequent collaborators, Gerald Finley and pianist Julius Drake have released their 12th album together, a new recording of Schubert: Schwanengesang; Brahms: Vier ernste Gesänge. The album, released on 27 September by Hyperion is available to purchase now. The album is...

Congratulations to Gerald Finley for winning a Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Performance of an Individual (Opera Division) for his role of Iago in Otello with the Canadian Opera Company.The Canadian Opera Company won a total of seven awards. You...

Gerald Finley and pianist Julius Drake - a long time collaborator and close friend of Gerald- have been described as "the perfect duo" in light of their recent recital at Middle Temple Hall.Awarding the duo 5-stars in his Arts Desk review, David Nice...

“Individual characters were sharp-etched. Gerald Finley’s Peter, at first a shining light of dedication, his voice close-focused, wide-awake, would become a dark shadow of remorse.”Hilary Finch, The Times Apr 2014