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Mikhail Svetlov (bass)
Mikhail Anatolyevich Svetlov (born Krutikov; (ロシア語:Михаил Анатольевич Светлов)) is a Russian bass,〔Cummings (2000) p. 359. Note that in the 1990s he performed as Mikhail Krutikov〕 known for the range and beauty of his voice as well as his acting ability, his voice described by the Washington Post as a "titanic, all-encompassing bass".〔Porter (19 April 2001) p. C9〕 He was nominated for a 2003 Grammy Award for a recording of Stravinsky's ''Histoire du Soldat'' and is the first Russian bass ever to perform the title roles in ''Don Giovanni'' and ''The Flying Dutchman''.
== Debut ==
Svetlov studied piano, choral conducting and graduated as a singer from Moscow Conservatory. International career began with a very prestigious and successful debut at the Wexford Festival. Since winning the prestigious Viotti International Competition, praised for his rare technique in the bel canto style, Mr. Svetlov was immediately admitted to the permanent troupe of the Bolshoi Theater, as a principal soloist. Numerous important engagements have included performances with the Bolshoi on their tour at New York's Metropolitan Opera and critically acclaimed debuts at Teatro Alla Scala (La Scala) and Royal Albert Hall in London.
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