George Virban
Tenor
Acclaimed for his expressive voice, magnetic stage presence, and emotional depth, George Virban is a rising international tenor capturing audiences across the world's leading opera houses and concert halls.
Explore upcoming performances, media highlights, and a glimpse into the evolving journey of one of opera’s most promising young voices.
About
George Virban, born in Tulcea, Romania, is a rising lyric tenor praised for his refined, vibrant voice and compelling stage presence.
A graduate of the National University of Music in Bucharest, he made his international debut in 2016 and has since performed widely across Europe, earning numerous awards.
Recent engagements include roles at the Aalto Theater in Essen, a cover at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, and upcoming debuts in South Korea, Tel Aviv, Shanghai, and Munich.
Gallery & Media
A glimpse behind the curtain—explore a curated collection of production stills, portraits, and moments from the stage that capture the artistry and energy of George's performances around the world.
Watch and listen to highlights from recent performances, interviews, and recordings. This section features video and audio selections showcasing the young tenor's vocal range, interpretation, and musical storytelling.
Repertoire
From the elegance of Mozart to the passion of Puccini, discover the roles and works that define George's artistic journey. A versatile tenor with a deep love for both classic and contemporary repertoire.
Season Schedule
Follow George Virban's performance calendar and stay up-to-date with upcoming opera productions, concerts, and recitals across international stages. Dates, venues, and ticket information all in one place.
Upcoming events
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Sinfonia Varsovia Concert
August 31st 2025
Vox Maris op. 31, Sala Radio, Bucharest (George Enescu Festival)
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Magia serii în sunet și lumină
September 14th 2025
Grădina Palas, Iași with the National Romanian Opera Iași
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Concert în Piața Festivalului Enescu
September 20th 2025
Bucharest with Filarmonica „George Enescu”
