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{{short description|American opera singer|bot=PearBOT 5}}
{{Infobox person
| name = Michael Chioldi
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| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1970|05|24}}
| birth_place = [[Pennsylvania]], U.S.
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| occupation = Opera singer ([[baritone]])
| education = {{Plainlist|
*[[West Virginia University]] (B.A.)
*[[Yale University]] ([[M.Mus.]])
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'''Michael Chioldi''' (born May 24, 1970) is an American [[opera singer]] who has performed leading [[baritone]] roles in the opera houses and festivals of North and South America, Europe and Asia. He first appeared at New York's [[Metropolitan Opera]] in 1995 when he was a winner of the [[Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions|Metropolitan Opera National Council Competition]].<ref name = "Met2" />

==Life and career==
===Early years and first house debuts===
Chioldi grew up in [[Avonmore, Pennsylvania]], where his father was a steelworker. He received his bachelor's degree from [[West Virginia University]] and his [[Master of Music]] degree from [[Yale University|Yale]] where he studied singing under [[Richard Cross (bass-baritone)|Richard Cross]]. Following his graduation from Yale in 1994, he received further training at the [[Houston Grand Opera]] Studio and San Francisco Opera's [[Gaetano Merola#Merola Opera Program|Merola Opera Program]]. Chioldi's first appearance at the [[Metropolitan Opera]] was in April 1995 in the National Council Winners Concert. He made his official opera debut there as Fléville in ''[[Andrea Chénier]]'' in April 1996, and subsequently appeared as Pâris in ''[[Roméo et Juliette]]'' (1996), Wagner in ''[[Faust (opera)|Faust]]'' (1997), Yamadori in ''[[Madama Butterfly]]'' (1997), and Moralès in ''[[Carmen]]'' (1997). During his last year at the Met, Chioldi was awarded a study grant from the [[The Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation|Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation]].<ref name = "Met1" /><ref name = "CS" /><ref name = "LAPF" /> In 2022 he sang Rigoletto in a new production at the Metropolitan Opera to wide acclaim.

Chioldi made his debut with the [[Washington National Opera]] in December 1995 as Figaro in ''[[Il barbiere di Siviglia]]''. He went on to appear with the company as Fléville in ''[[Andrea Chenier]]'', First Mate in ''[[Billy Budd (opera)|Billy Budd]]'', the title role of ''[[Hamlet (opera)|Hamlet]]'', Sharpless in ''[[Madama Butterfly]]'', Enrico Ashton in ''[[Lucia di Lammermoor]]'', and Giorgio Germont in ''[[La traviata]]''. He made his [[San Francisco Opera]] debut as Dr. Falke in ''[[Die Fledermaus]]'' in 1996 and the following year appeared as Schaunard in ''[[La bohème]]'' and in the roles of Jack, Supervisor Kopp, and Stonewall Girl in the [[West Coast of the United States|West Coast]] premiere of [[Stewart Wallace]]'s opera ''[[Harvey Milk (opera)|Harvey Milk]]'', based on the life of the San Francisco politician and gay rights activist [[Harvey Milk]], who was assassinated in 1978. Chioldi also appears on the world premiere recording of the opera.<ref name = "WaPo1" /><ref name = "SFO" /><ref name ="OQ" /><ref name = "BSun" />

Chioldi's debut with [[New York City Opera]] came in 1999 as Le chat in ''[[L'enfant et les sortilèges]]''. He became a regular performer with the company, most notably as Count Almaviva in ''[[Le nozze di Figaro]]'', Escamillo in ''[[Carmen]]'', Doctor Malatesta in ''[[Don Pasquale]]'', Belcore in ''[[L'elisir d'amore]]'', Peter in ''[[Hänsel und Gretel (opera)|Hansel and Gretel]]'', Sharpless in the 2008 Emmy Award-winning ''Madama Butterfly'', and Baron Scarpia in ''[[Tosca]]''. He also sang in New York City with the [[Opera Orchestra of New York]] as Ottakar in their 2005 concert performance of ''[[Der Freischütz]]''.<ref name = "NYTW" /><ref name = "NYT2" /><ref name = "FT1" /><ref name = "Emmy" />

===Later appearances with American opera companies===
Chioldi first appeared with [[Palm Beach Opera]] in 2003 as Enrico Ashton in ''Lucia di Lammermoor''. He went on to perform with the company in roles that included Doctor Malatesta in ''Don Pasquale'', Giorgo Germont in ''La traviata'', Sharpless in ''Madama Butterfly'', the title role of ''[[Macbeth (Verdi)|Macbeth]]'' (his role debut), Baron Scarpia in ''Tosca'', and the title role in ''[[Rigoletto]]''. In Texas, he has performed with [[Austin Opera]] as Renato in ''[[Un Ballo in Maschera]]'', Sharpless in ''Madame Butterfly'', Giorgio Germont in ''[[La traviata]]'', Iago in ''[[Otello]]'', Rodrigo in ''[[Don Carlo]]'', and the title role in ''Rigoletto''. He also appeared as Baron Scarpia with [[San Antonio Opera]], as Ford in ''[[Falstaff (opera)|Falstaff]]'' with [[Fort Worth Opera]], and as Abimelech in ''[[Samson and Delilah (opera)|Samson and Delilah]]'' with [[Dallas Opera]].<ref name = "PBA1" /><ref name = "AC1" />

Chioldi's appearances with other American opera companies include: [[Virginia Opera]] (High Priest of Dagon in ''Samson and Delilah'', Jochanaan in ''[[Salome (opera)|Salome]]'' and Tonio in ''[[Pagliacci]]''); [[Chicago Opera Theatre]] (Giacomo in ''[[Giovanna d'Arco]]''); [[New Orleans Opera]] (Enrico Ashton in ''Lucia di Lammermoor'' and the title role in ''Macbeth''); [[Chautauqua Opera]] (title role in ''Macbeth''); [[Lyric Opera Baltimore]] (title role in ''[[Nabucco]]''); [[Utah Opera]] (Baron Scarpia in ''Tosca''); (Giorgio Germont in ''La traviata''); [[Chicago Opera Theater]] (title role in ''[[Gianni Schicchi]]''); [[Opera Las Vegas]] (title role in ''Rigoletto''); [[Opera Saratoga]] (Ford in ''Falstaff''); and [[Ópera de Puerto Rico]] (Baron Scarpia in ''Tosca'').<ref name = "CT1" /><ref name = "WaPo3" /><ref name = "WaPo4" /><ref name = "END" /><ref name = "ON1" />

===International appearances===
Chioldi has appeared in Canada with Toronto's [[Opera Atelier]] as Figaro in ''Le nozze di Figaro'', as Méduse in [[Jean-Baptiste Lully|Lully]]'s ''[[Persée (Lully)|Persée]]'', and in the title role in ''[[Don Giovanni]]''. In Asia and the Middle East, he has appeared in concerts at the [[Shenzhen Cultural Center|Shenzhen Belt & Road International Music Festival]] and the [[Qingdao]] International Music Festival; as Papageno in a touring production of ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]'' with the New Japan Philharmonic conducted by [[Seiji Ozawa]]; as Count Almaviva in ''[[Le nozze di Figaro]]'' with the [[San Francisco Opera]] at the [[Culture of Macau#Music|Macau International Music Festival]]; and the title role in ''Macbeth'' at the [[Royal Opera House Muscat]]. In Latin America, Chioldi has appeared as Lord Dunmow in the South American premiere of Lennox Berkeley's ''[[A Dinner Engagement]]'' in [[São Paulo]]; as Iago in ''Otello'' with the [[Orquesta Filarmónica de Jalisco]] in [[Guadalajara]]; and as the baritone soloist in Mahler's ''[[Das Lied von der Erde]]'' at the Festival Internacional de Piano En Blanco & Negro in Mexico City. His European appearances include Metifio in the concert performance and recording of Cilea's ''[[L'arlesiana]]'' at the [[Opéra National de Montpellier]]; Scarpia in ''Tosca'' with [[Oviedo|Ópera de Oviedo]]; Gerard in ''Andrea Chénier'' and Miller in ''[[Luisa Miller]]'' at the [[Gran Teatre del Liceu]] in Barcelona; the title role of ''[[Macbeth (Verdi)|Macbeth]]'' at the [[Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi|Teatro Verdi]] in [[Trieste]]; Marcello in ''La bohème'' at London's [[Royal Albert Hall]]; and the title role in ''[[Der fliegende Holländer]]'' at [[Stadttheater Pforzheim|Pforzheim Opera]] in Germany.<ref name = "Casoy" /><ref name = "OA" /><ref name = "Xin" /><ref name = "Guard1" /><ref name = "ToO" /><ref name = "Gramo1" /><ref name = "Mesa" />

===Operatic rarities===
In addition to his appearances in ''[[Harvey Milk (opera)|Harvey Milk]]'' and ''[[A Dinner Engagement]]'', Chioldi has sung in a number of other contemporary operas and operatic rarities during his career. In 1993, while still a student at Yale, he appeared as The Third Player in ''The Protagonist'', [[Kurt Weill]]'s first opera, in its American premiere at [[Santa Fe Opera]]. In 1999 he created the role of Lucius Harney in the world premiere of [[Stephen Paulus]]'s opera ''Summer'' based on [[Edith Wharton]]'s novel of the same name. He appears as Jean Sorel in the first commercial recording of Gian Carlo Menotti's ''[[The Consul]]'' with [[Berkshire Opera Company|Berkshire Opera]] in 1998 and reprised the role in 2009 with [[Glimmerglass Opera]]. In 2002, he sang in the world premiere of [[Charles Wuorinen]]'s ''The Haroun Songbook'' and in 2004 sang John Proctor in [[Toledo Opera]]'s production of Robert Ward's ''[[The Crucible (opera)|The Crucible]]''. The role of The Man in [[Anthony Brandt]]'s chamber opera ''The Birth of Something'' was written especially for Chioldi's voice. He sang the role in the opera's first staged performance and on its 2009 recording.<ref name = "Gramo2" /><ref name = "Mesa" /><ref name = "NYT4" /><ref name = "TB1" /><ref name="Dyer" /><ref name="DG1" /><ref name = "Gramo3" />

With [[Odyssey Opera]], a Boston-based company specializing in rarely performed operas, Chioldi sang the cavaliere di Belfiore in Verdi's ''[[Un giorno di regno]]'' (2014), Ford in Vaughan Williams's ''[[Sir John in Love]]'' (2015), and the title role in Saint-Saëns's ''[[Henry VIII (opera)|Henry VIII]]'' (2019). He appeared in 2011 as Jim Thompson in an UrbanArias production of ''Glory Denied'', [[Tom Cipullo]]'s opera based on the life of [[Floyd James Thompson|Jim Thompson]], the longest-held American prisoner of war in U.S. history. In 2017, he was the baritone soloist in Vermont Opera Project's production of ''The Andrée Expedition'', [[Dominick Argento]]'s [[monodrama]] based on [[Salomon August Andrée|S. A. Andrée]]'s ill-fated [[Andrée's Arctic balloon expedition|1897 Arctic expedition]]. In New York City, he sang with [[Dicapo Opera]] in its 2008 production of ''[[The Dangerous Liaisons]]'', [[Opéra Français de New York]] in its 2009 program "Debussy & Poe: ''[[La chute de la maison Usher (opera)|Fall of the House of Usher]]'' & ''[[Le diable dans le beffroi|Devil in the Belfry]]''", and with the revived New York City Opera as L'Ondino in Respighi's ''[[La campana sommersa]]'' in 2017.<ref name = "OO" /><ref name = "WaPo2" /><ref name = "RH1" /><ref name = "NYT3" /><ref name = "NYT1" /><ref name = "Jordan" /><ref name = "BG1" />

==Recordings==
*[[Anthony Brandt]]: ''The Birth of Something'' – [[Karol Bennett]] (Soprano), Michael Chioldi (Baritone); Brian Connelly (Piano). Label: [[Albany Records]]<ref name="Dyer" />
*[[Charles Wuorinen]]: ''The Haroun Songbook'' Elizabeth Farnum (Soprano), Emily Golden (Mezzo Soprano), James Schaffner (Tenor), Michael Chioldi (Baritone); Philip Bush (Piano). Label: Albany Records<ref name = "Gramo2" />
*[[Gian Carlo Menotti]]: ''[[The Consul]]'' – Beverly O'Regan Thiele, Michael Chioldi, [[Joyce Castle]], Emily Golden, John Cheek; Berkshire Opera Company, Camerata New York Orchestra; Conductor: Joel Revzen. Label: [[Newport Classic]]<ref name = "Gramo3" />
*[[Francesco Cilea]]: ''L'arlesiana'' – Marianne Cornetti, Angela Maria Blasi, Gaëlle Le Roi, Giuseppe Gipali, Stefano Antonucci, Michael Chioldi, Enrico Iori; Orchestra and Chorus of the [[Opéra National de Montpellier]]; Conductor: [[Friedemann Layer]]. Label: Accord<ref name = "Gramo1" />
*[[Stewart Wallace]]: ''[[Harvey Milk (opera)|Harvey Milk]]'' – Robert Orth, Jill Grove, Gidon Saks, John Relyea, Elizabeth Bishop, Bradley Williams, Michael Chioldi; [[San Francisco Opera]] Orchestra and Chorus; Conductor: [[Donald Runnicles]]. Label: [[Teldec]]<ref name ="OQ" />

==References==
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<ref name = "OO">[[Odyssey Opera]]. Past Performances: [https://www.odysseyopera.org/2013-verdi-un-giorno-di-regno/ ''Un Giorno di Regno''], [https://www.odysseyopera.org/2015-vaughan-williams-sir-john-in-love/ ''Sir John in Love''], and [https://www.odysseyopera.org/2019-saint-saens-henry-viii/ ''Henry VIII'']. Retrieved 24 September 2019.</ref>

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<ref name = "Gramo1">Steane, John (November 2005). [https://www.gramophone.co.uk/review/cilea-larlesiana "A rare outing for Cilea's opera but the voices can't match their predecessors"]. ''[[Gramophone (magazine)|Gramophone]]''. Retrieved 25 September 2019 {{subscription required}}.</ref>

<ref name = "Mesa">Mesa, Franklin (2015). [https://books.google.com/books?id=HyUkCQAAQBAJ&pg=PA324 "Chioldi, Michael"]. ''Opera: An Encyclopedia of World Premieres and Significant Performances, Singers, Composers, Librettists, Arias and Conductors, 1597-2000'', p. 324. McFarland. {{ISBN|1476605378}}</ref>

<ref name = "Gramo2">Dickinson, Peter (December 2004). [https://www.gramophone.co.uk/review/wuorinen-fast-fantasy "Wuorinen Fast Fantasy"]. ''[[Gramophone (magazine)|Gramophone]]''. Retrieved 25 September 2019 {{subscription required}}.</ref>

<ref name="Dyer">Dyer, Richard (2008). [https://www.chandos.net/chanimages/Booklets/TR1144.pdf Liner notes: ''The Birth of Something'']. [[Albany Records]]. Retrieved 26 September 2019.</ref>

<ref name="DG1">Freedman, Geraldine (29 July 2009). [https://dailygazette.com/article/2009/07/29/0729_glimm "Glimmerglass cast performs dark ‘Consul’ with passion"]. ''[[Daily Gazette]]''. Retrieved 27 September 2019.</ref>

<ref name = "Gramo3">Seckerson, Edward (May 1999). [https://www.gramophone.co.uk/review/menotti-the-consul "Menotti: ''The Consul''"]. ''[[Gramophone (magazine)|Gramophone]]''. Retrieved 27 September 2019 {{subscription required}}.</ref>

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==External links==
* {{Official|http://www.michaelchioldi.com}}
* [https://www.operabase.com/artists/michael-chioldi-12217/en Michael Chioldi] on [[Operabase]]

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