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Éléazar (Roy Cornelius Smith) vows to get revenge on Cardinal de Brogni. Suddenly realising that his hatred of Christians could lead to Rachel’s death as well as his own, he momentarily changes his mind. But when he hears to cries of the Christian mob (Koor Opera Vlaanderen) calling for his blood, he resolves again to have his revenge. Directed by Peter Konwitschny and conducted by Antonino Fogliani. Streamed on OperaVision on 6 April 2019 at 19:00 CET and for 6 months: http://bit.ly/LaJuiveEN SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE WEBSITE https://operavision.eu/ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/OperaVisionEU/ TWITTER https://twitter.com/OperaVision_EU INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/OperaVision.EU

Roy Cornelius Smith-Tristan Debut Joshua Kosman from the San Francisco Chronicle wrote: "Out of nowhere, an excellent 'Tristan' pops up in San Francisco. Smith deployed a gleaming vocal tone along with heroic vitality, and he made his way through the grueling marathon of Act 3 – in which the tenor holds the stage almost single-handedly for something like 45 minutes – without betraying either fatigue or concern." San Francisco Classical Voice stated: "Tristan was Roy Cornelius Smith, a powerful tenor with a large, grainy sound reminiscent of Jon Vickers" From Parterre.com "Moving on to the singers, I was most impressed with the Tristan of Roy Cornelius Smith. Although this was his role debut, he had the confidence of seasoned Tristan. His rather dark tenor voice boomed across the hall, and he showed no restraint at the top at all. His Tristan was heroic and compassionate at the same time." www.roycorneliussmith.com

An incredible performance! Enjoy and please pass on to all your friends if you enjoy it. This is certainly a voice that should be heard at the MET.

Live, 2015! What a performance! I hope that someone from the MET is listening!

The great tenor is on fire here singing "non pagliaccio non son" from Leoncavallo's Pagliacci. Live 2012!

A marvelous performance! Listen to the emotion and the tone! Live, 2015

I Pagliacci - Roy Cornelius Smith - Isabel Rey - Manuel Lanza - Miguel Ortega (dm)