Baritone Junhan Choi, a native of South Korea, is a dynamic performer with a wide range of repertoire, known for captivating audiences on prominent stages worldwide.

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 In the 2025/26 season, engagements included the role of Schaunard in Puccini’s La boheme with Cambridge Symphony Orchestra, Pantheus in Berlioz’s Les Troyens a Carthage and Frate in Verdi’s Don Carlo with the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras. He also appeared as Belcore in Donizetti’s L’elisir d’amore with the Bar Harbor Music Festival.

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 As a Jane and Steven Akin Emerging Artist with Boston Lyric Opera during his 2022-2024 seasons, he took on diverse roles such as Registrar & Commissioner in Madama Butterfly, Dandini (cover) in La Cenerentola, Bass solo in Eurydice, and both Schaunard (cover) and Alcindoro in La Bohème.

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 Mr. Choi has won numerous international competitions. He received three Extraordinary Prizes at the 54th Viñas International Voice Competition (Spain), a Golden Medal at the Berliner International Music Competition (Germany), first place at MassOpera’s Vocal Competition, and was a prize winner at the Rochester International Vocal Competition. He was also awarded the St. Botolph Emerging Artist Grant for excellence in music. He made his Carnegie Hall debut as a baritone soloist for the 'Tribute to Dmitri Hvorostovsky' concert after winning first prize in the 2017 Talents of the World International Voice Competition.

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 He holds a Master’s degree and a Graduate Diploma from the New England Conservatory of Music, where he studied on a Presidential Scholarship.