“Sophie’s brother Hans, who feels powerless and indifferent, is clearly conveyed by […] Gabriel Rollinson. The baritone offers a calming influence with his balsamically profound voice.”
— Kulturfreak.de
“From the audience’s perspective, the proof not only lies in the pleasure of listening, but also in what excellent singers belonging to the new generation of rising artist, such as Gabriel Rollinson, are able to achieve.”
— Online Merker
“Gabriel Rollinson offered smooth tone and an attractive, towering stage presence.”
— Opera News
“In the famous “Perlenfischer” duet of the rival friends, the robust and virile baritone Gabriel Rollinson sparked enthusiasm.”
— Süddeutsche Zeitung
“The character of Don Giovanni could have easily been written specifically for Gabriel Rollinson. One is more than happy to believe his art of seduction, however, he has more qualities to show. Contemplative and with a velvety voice, he shone in Wolfram von Eschenbach’s memory of the deceased Elisabeth, “Oh du mein holder Abendstern” from Wagner’s Tannhäuser.”
— Kulturfreak.de
“Gabriel Rollinson stood out with his confident stage presence, holding the audience in the palm of his hand during Zoroastro’s aria.”
— Klassik Begeistert
“Gabriel Rollinson’s full and dark baritone corresponded to the ideal of Russian singing.”
