About

Tenor Kyuyoung Lee, a native of South Korea, earned a Bachelor of Music degree in vocal arts at Seoul National University,and earned Master of Music degree in vocal arts at University of Southern California under the Professor Elizabeth Hynes. He received the Seoul National University Alumni development Fund Scholarship as well as the Music Merit Scholarship forExcellent Academic record at USC. He also graduated Professional study program in vocal arts at the Manhattan School of Music under the Professor Marlena Kleinman Malas. He has performed with the Korea Prime Philharmonic Orchestra and he got lots of concerts in Korea. He was one of winners at the metropolitan Opera Competition district of Colorado. Also, he has sung at the Aspen Opera Theater Center and had a role as Tamino in Magic Flute and Chaplain of the monastery in Dialogues of the Carmelites with the USC Thorton Opera. He also sang Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni at Manhattan School of Music and he sang Lucarnio in Ariodante with Chautauqua Opera.

Also last summer he went to Aspen Music festival to perform cover of role as Rodolfo in Opera La Boheme and Luigi in A Wedding. Recently he went to Music Academy of the West this Summer. Also he’ve enrolled Boston University(1st year) as a Graduate Music Program Student under the tutelage of Professor Matthew Dibattista.