Jung Soo Yun
Tenor
Tenor Jung Soo Yun studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland‚ and the International Academy of Voice with Dennis O’Neill CBE, and was winner of the Montserrat Caballé International Singing Competition.
Video & Audio
Jung Soo Yun | Che gelida manina | La bohème | Hallé Orchestra
Jung Soo Yun | Pourquoi me réveiller | Recital, Korea, August 2021
Jung Soo Yun | Henri | Les vêpres siciliennes | March, 2020
Jung Soo Yun | Zamoro's Aria | Alzira | Verdi
Jung Soo Yun | Una Furtiva Lagrima | L'elisir d'amore
Jung Soo Yun | Salut demeure chaste pure | Faust
Yun’s operatic highlights include Henri Les Vêpres siciliennes (Welsh National Opera); Rodolfo La bohème and Rinuccio Gianni Schicchi (Göteborg Opera); Rodolfo La bohème and Alfredo La Traviata (Danish National Opera); Italian Singer Der Rosenkavalier and Macduff Macbeth (Opera North); Nadir Les pêcheurs de perles‚ Rinuccio Gianni Schicchi, and Flavio Norma (Opera Holland Park); Mainfroid and cover Henri Les Vêpres siciliennes (Royal Opera House); Lensky Eugene Onegin (Grange Park Opera); Zamoro Alzira (Buxton International Festival); Percy Anna Bolena (Longborough Festival Opera); and Il Duca di Mantua Rigoletto, and the title role in Faust (Cork International Festival). Other notable roles include Edgardo Lucia di Lammermoor, Hoffmann Les Contes d’Hoffmann‚ and the Prince The Love for Three Oranges.
On the concert platform he has performed Verdi Messa da Requiem‚ Puccini Messa di Gloria‚ and Rossini Petite Messe Solennelle; in recital at the Wigmore Hall; St. James’ Palace for HRH Prince Charles; Cadogan Hall alogside Dame Kiri Te Kanawa; BBC Radio 2’s Friday Night is Music Night; and BBC Radio 3’s In Tune. Jung Soo’s competition highlights include winner of the Richard Tauber Prize, the Stuart Burrows International Voice Award, and Les Azuriales Opera Competition.
Recent engagements include Rodolfo La bohème (Welsh National Opera; Göteborg Opera & Japan); and Nemorino L’elisir D’amore (Longborough Festival Opera); and perform the role of Conor Mac Nessa in the World Premiere of Morrígan (Cork International Opera Festival, Ireland).