Here are some headshots of Jisoo Kim, a baritone known for his lyrical and powerful voice. This headshot was taken when he was a junior at Peabody Conservatory. Jisoo’s impressive resume includes various notable opera roles and prestigious awards. This headshot session aimed to capture his rising talent and dedication to his craft.
Updated: Capturing the Essence of a Rising Opera Star
Jisoo Kim has played significant roles in several productions. These include De Bretigny in Massenet’s Manon, Gendarme in Poulenc’s Les Mamelles de Tiresias, and L’horloge de comtoise in Ravel’s L’enfant et les Sortileges. Recently, he portrayed John Proctor in Robert Ward’s The Crucible. All of these performances were with Peabody Opera Theatre. These headshots reflect the versatility and depth that Jisoo brings to each performance. They capture his strong stage presence and dynamic energy.
A Versatile Performer with Acclaimed Achievements
Jisoo’s achievements extend beyond his opera roles. He won 1st prize and the Grand Prix at the Yokohama International Music Competition. He has also been a Bass soloist for Beethoven’s Mass in C Major with the Peabody Concert Orchestra and Peabody-Hopkins Chorus. Additionally, as a member of the Concert Artists of Baltimore, a professional choir led by the renowned conductor Edward Polochick, Jisoo continues to expand his musical reach. These headshots capture the professionalism and passion that drive his success.
Dedicated Student Under Esteemed Mentorship
Currently studying under the guidance of prominent Bass-baritone John Shirley-Quirk and Soprano Ah Young Hong, Jisoo Kim is honing his craft at Peabody Conservatory. His dedication to his studies and performances is evident in these headshots, which showcase his confidence and readiness to make his mark in the world of opera.
Updated information above has been gathered from Harrisburg Choral Society.
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“Jiho was very entertaining because he was giving me a lot of ideas and suggestions…”
Working with Jiho was very entertaining because he was giving me a lot of ideas and suggestions to how to make the photoshoot more interesting. I would definitely like to work with him again, whenever I get a chance. Thank you, Jiho.
