Anton Belov
Moscow
Anton Belov is a baritone and associate professor of voice at Linfield University in McMinnville.
- Over a hundred recitals, Kennedy Center included
- Founded the Aquilon opera festival in wine country
- Juilliard, Boston University, New England Conservatory
- An album of Ukrainian art songs
- Over $40,000 raised for Ukraine from concerts
“I'm just amazed at the talent and perseverance of these people. It makes me so hopeful about the future of our crazy art form of opera.”
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Born in Moscow, he lived there until he was sixteen, then trained at the New England Conservatory, Juilliard and Boston University. He won the Young Concert Artists auditions and the George London Competition, has sung with Portland Opera, Boston Lyric Opera and the Oregon Symphony, and has given more than a hundred recitals, at Carnegie Recital Hall and the Kennedy Center among them. In 2018 he founded the Aquilon Music Festival, a summer opera program for young singers on the Linfield campus.
He wrote the word-for-word, IPA-transcribed libretti of Russian operas and anthologies of Russian arias and art song. Since the war in Ukraine began he has helped raise more than $40,000 for Ukrainian medical relief through benefit concerts, and recorded Do You Hear, My Brother, an album of art songs by Ukrainian composers.
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