Hugo Hymas’s career has so far taken him far and wide to Europe, USA, Asia and Australia performing in some of the world’s great venues: Philharmonie Paris, Concertgebouw, KKL Lucern, Royal Albert Hall and Wigmore Hall. He recently made his first trip to Australia performing tenor solos in Purcell’s King Arthur with Gabrieli Consort (Paul McCreesh) and is looking forward to Bach’s Weihnachtsoratorium in Sweden with Göteborgs Symfoniker (Andreas Spering), Handel’s sacred oratorio La Resurrezione with Les Nouveaux Caractères (Sébastien d’Hérin and a trip to Switzerland for Bach’s B minor mass with Kammerorchester Basel (Winfried Toll).

Recent concert performances include a German tour of Purcell and Handel with Freiburg Baroque Orchestra (Kristian Bezuidenhout), Handel’s Messiah in Helsinki with The English Concert (Harry Bicket), both Monteverdi’s Vespers and Bach’s St Matthew Passion with Dunedin Consort (John Butt), Bach’s St John Passion with Marian Consort (Rory McCleery), Bach’s B minor mass with Münchener Motettenchor (Benedikt Haag). Hugo has also performed the role of Uriel in Haydn’s Creation with Les Arts Florissants (William Christie) in New York and on tour in France. He has also performed works from the French baroque at two of London’s best chamber music venues: King’s Place (with Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment) and Wigmore Hall (with Early Opera Company – Christian Curnyn).

Recent opera roles include Septimius in Theodora for Potsdamer Winteroper, Jupiter in Semele with Shanghai Symphony Orchestra (Yu Long), and Indian Boy and Fame in The Indian Queen with Opera de Lille (Emmanuelle Haïm).