Aryeh's dynamic 2026-2027 season takes him across three continents in works spanning four centuries. He returns to Komische Oper Berlin for Barrie Kosky's new production of Reimann's Lear. He makes his Dutch National Opera debut in the title role of Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice, and stars as Ulisse in Handel's Deidamia with Ruckus and Hudson Hall, the opera's first professional U.S. staging.
His vibrant concert schedule also includes his role debut as Farnace in Mozart's Mitridate with Kammerorchester Basel, Handel's Giulio Cesare at the Beijing Music Festival, and his Boston Baroque debut alongside additional concert appearances across the United States and Germany.
2026-2027 SEASON
HOJOKI
Württembergische Philharmonie Ruetlingen
SEPT 28, 2026
Stadthalle | Ruetlingen, Germany
Aryeh performs Jonathan Dove's dramatic cantata Hojoki for Countertenor and Orchestra for the first time, in his debut with the Württembergische Philharmonie Ruetlingen, reuniting with Maestro Ariane Matiakh after their thrilling collaboration at Brussels' La Monnaie in 2024.
SONGS OF HOPE
Los Angeles Holocaust Museum
NOV 4-5, 2026
The Goldrich Cultural Center | Los Angeles, California
To inaugurate the LA Holocaust Museum's new Concert Hall, Aryeh and his JIVE collaborators present a special evening of music, memory, and hope honoring Holocaust survivor Renée Firestone, whose remarkable life story has inspired generations. At the heart of this moving program is a newly commissioned song cycle by Grammy Award-winning composer Jake Heggie, one of the world’s most celebrated living composers, and acclaimed librettist Gene Scheer.
ORFEO
Dutch National Opera
FEB 3-23, 2027
Dutch National Opera & Ballet, Main Stage | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Aryeh makes his Dutch National Opera debut in the title role of Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice. This new production by Ted Huffman, conducted by Francesco Corti, promises to be a season highlight.
DEIDAMIA
Hudson Hall
APR 17-MAY 2, 2027
Hudson Hall | Hudson, New York
Aryeh makes his role debut as the hero Ulisse in Handel's final Italian opera, Deidamia. This bold new production by R.B. Schlather reunites Aryeh with the early music band Ruckus in New York's oldest surviving theater, Hudson Hall.
