James Bobick

James Bobick is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Utah, where he holds a BM and MM degree. A versatile baritone, he has performed over twenty operatic roles at New York City Opera and other prominent companies, including Los Angeles Opera, Seattle Opera, and the Bard Festival. His career spans standard and contemporary repertoire, with notable performances in works by Donizetti, Verdi, Bizet, and modern composers like Jake Heggie and David T. Little.

• Primetime Emmy-winning broadcast of La Bohème
• Grammy-nominated cast recording of Dog Days
• Specialist in contemporary opera and micro-tonal works

Mr. Bobick is a frequent concert soloist in major venues worldwide, including Carnegie Hall and Avery Fisher Hall, with performances of Carmina Burana, Requiem masses, and symphonic works. His international engagements span Prague, Paris, Costa Rica, and Notre Dame Cathedral.