Alexander Keda

Alexander Keda graduated from the Belarusian State Conservatoire in 1980 (class of Associate Professor S.Oskolkov).

The same year, he joined the opera company of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus.

In 2010, he was awarded the special prize of the President of the Republic of Belarus to eminent figures of culture and art for his contribution to the revival of old Belarusian music, specifically, for the role of Chuzhapanak in the national opera Someone Else’s Wealth Does Not Serve Anyone by Jan Dawid Holland.

The Sacristan                              Tosca
Papageno, Zarastro                      Die Zauberflöte
Leporello, Masetto                        Don Giovanni
Bartolo                                        Il barbiere di Siviglia
Ramfis and the King of Egypt         Aida
Ferrando                                      Il trovatore
Betto di Signa                               Gianni Schicchi
Zuniga                                         Carmen
Gremin                                        Eugene Onegin
King René                                    Iolanta
Boris Izmailov                               Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk (Katerina Izmailova)
Prince Khovansky                          Khovanshchina
Chuzhapanak                                Someone Else’s Wealth Does Not Serve Anyone
The Governor                               The Town of Craftsmen
The Bear                                      The Little Tower Chamber
Surin                                           The Queen of Spades
Sobakin                                       The Tsar’s Bride

With the company he has toured Germany, Spain, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Switzerland, and Thailand.