Amin Ahangaran, praised as a “full-bodied and firm bass” with a “beautiful nocturnal colour” (Opera Libera) and “one of the most charming voices of his generation” (OPERA Charm Magazine), is an alumnus of both the Accademia del Teatro del Maggio Musicale in Florence and the Zurich Opera’s International Opera Studio (IOS). A current ensemble member of the Opéra de Paris, Ahangaran is one of the announced participants of the renowned Operalia competition in Sofia, set to take place at the Bulgaria Concert Hall in October 2025.
The highly anticipated 2025-26 season holds exciting roles for Amin Ahangaran: at Opéra de Paris he appears as Angelotti in Tosca, followed by Zaretsky in Ralph Fiennes’ new Eugene Onegin under Semyon Bychkov and Case Scaglione. Further in Paris, he portrays Parsi Rustomjiin in a new production of Glass’ Satyagraha staged by Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber and led by Ingo Metzmacher, and closes the season as Dottore in La traviata. On the concert stage, the bass returns to the Zurich Opera as Brander in Berlioz’ La Damnation de Faust with maestro Yves Abel.
