Matthew Osifchin

Baritone, Matthew Osifchin, originally from Doylestown,

PA, has enjoyed a rich and diverse career performing opera

and oratorio singing repertoire ranging from the Baroque to

the Contemporary periods. A career highlight includes the

world premiere of ‘Oh, My Son’ At Carnegie Hall,

composed by Marcos Galvany in the role of Pontius Pilate.

He also has performed extensively as a soloist with leading

DC Area companies like the Washington National Opera and

Washington Concert Opera. These credits include roles in

operas such as Gianni Schicchi(Guccio), Iphigenie en

Tauride(Minister of the Sanctuary) and La

Sonnambula(Alessio). In addition, he was a member of the

Washington National Opera chorus for 15 years. In that time

Mr. Osifchin has taken part in hundreds of operatic

performances at the Kennedy Center.

As a soloist his operatic repertoire includes Count and Figaro

(Le Nozze di Figaro), Belcore (L’Elisir d’amore), Escamillo

(Carmen), Sulpice (La Fille du Régiment) Sharpless

(Madama Butterfly) Lindorf, Coppelius, Miracle, Dapertutto

(Les Contes d’Hoffmann).

Mr. Osifchin also maintains a vigorous teaching schedule and

has been on the Gettysburg College voice faculty since 2011.