Eirik Grøtvedt
Tenor | Norwegian
About Eirik Grøtvedt
The Norwegian tenor Eirik Grøtvedt studied at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo. In 2019 he joined the Young Artist Programme at the Norwegian Opera & Ballet, where he subsequently became a member of the soloist ensemble. Grøtvedt has established himself as a versatile operatic singer, with a repertoire spanning Mozart, Italian bel canto, French opera and contemporary works. He has appeared in leading roles such as Tamino, Don Ottavio and Ferrando, alongside more characterful parts and contributions to several contemporary opera premieres. His concert work includes major sacred and symphonic repertoire by composers such as Bach, Händel, Haydn and Beethoven. In recent seasons, he has undertaken notable engagements both in Norway and internationally.
Highlights include performances with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, participation on a recording of Der Fliegende Holländer released by DECCA, and his debut with the London Philharmonic Orchestra in Alban Berg’s Wozzeck in 2026. At the Norwegian Opera & Ballet, he continues to appear in major productions, including Verdi’s Requiem and Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen. Grøtvedt also maintains a strong commitment to the song repertoire. His achievements have been recognised with the Norwegian Soloist Prize in 2023 and the Equinor Award in 2025.
