Robin Tritschler

Irish tenor Robin Tritschler is acclaimed for his "radiantly lyrical" voice, garnering praise from critics and audiences alike.

His most recent recording, Songs for Peter Pears, with pianist Malcolm Martineau and cellist Philip Higham won Gramophone Magazine's 2025 Song Award.

His operatic appearances have taken him from the Royal Ballet & Opera at Covent Garden to the Opéra National de Bordeaux, Theater Basel, Garsington Opera and the Glyndebourne and Bregenz Festivals in roles ranging from Beethoven's Jaquino and Mozart's Ferrando, Don Ottavio and Belmonte to Britten's Peter Quint and Gorlaeus in Andriessen's Die Materie - a role he has performed at the Ruhrtriennale in Duisburg, the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires and in concert last season at Het Concertgebouw. This season he will once again perform the role of Gorlaeus for the Opera Ballet Vlaanderen.

Other highlights in his 2026/27 season include Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius with the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra/Cristian Macelaru, Handel's L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra/Nicholas McGegan and Messiah with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment/Mogens Dahl, Britten's St Nicolas with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra/Jessica Cottis, Bach Cantatas with the National Arts Centre Orchestra/Bernard Labadie and Schubert's Mass in E Flat with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra/Raphaël Pichon. He also joins Raphaël Pichon for a European tour of Beethoven's Symphony no. 9 with Ensemble Pygmalion.

In recital he appears in the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, at the Ukaria Cultural Centre with Andrea Katz, at the La Jolla Music Society with Inon Barnatan and Jonathan Biss and at the Oxford International Song Festival and Wigmore Hall with Malcolm Martineau.

Robin studied at the Royal Academy of Music and was a BBC New Generation Artist.

Updated 09/09/2026