”The cast is headed by Dominick Chenes as Adoniram, the architect of Soliman’s famous temple and a man with a mysterious past...A fresh-voiced lírico-spinto tenor, Chenes sings with elegance, richness of tone and idiomatic flair. His “Faiblesse de la race humaine!” —essentially the show’s opening number— is magnificent…”
—Clive Paget, Opera News
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Dominick Chenes made quite a splash earlier this year when he jumped in at 24-hour’s notice for an ailing colleague in Seattle Opera’s Tosca, but the 37-year-old lyric tenor has never been afraid of a challenge.
—Clive Paget, Musical America
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“…Dominick Chenes made a youthful and convincingly revolutionary painter. He has an ardent lyric tenor voice which was well captured by the film, and he certainly makes a pleasing and believable hero, both in terms of looks and sound...he produced plenty of rich, lyrical tones…”
—Robert Hugill
“…Dominick Chenes sang the love music with winn
“…Dominick Chenes made a youthful and convincingly revolutionary painter. He has an ardent lyric tenor voice which was well captured by the film, and he certainly makes a pleasing and believable hero, both in terms of looks and sound...he produced plenty of rich, lyrical tones…”
—Robert Hugill
“…Dominick Chenes sang the love music with winning legato and triumphantly sharped the second “Vittoria!”…”
—Mark Mandel, Opera News
"...Dominick Chenes’ Rodolfo, whose remarkable stamina, vocal range and dramatic capabilities pulled the show together into a compelling dramatic arc. His fragile relationship with Mimì was complex and yet, by the end, movingly simple..."
Rohan Shotton - bachtrack
"...Dominick Chenes, is an exciting young tenor whose training included a season in Utah Opera's apprentice program eight years ago. His voice has power to spare, plus an appealing lyrical quality..."
Catherine Reese Newton - The Salt Lake Tribune
"...Chenes displayed a bright, well-focused tenor and an energetic stage presence..."
Melinda Bargreen - The SeattLe Times