Stelios Chatziktoris, born in 1990 in Limassol, Cyprus, is an accomplished lyric tenor, choral conductor, and vocal practitioner known for his multifaceted artistry. With a deep passion for music and a holistic approach to vocal care, Chatziktoris has built an international career that combines technical expertise, artistic sensitivity, and a commitment to inspire the next generation of musicians. 

 Chatziktoris’s musical journey began in childhood, nurtured by a rich artistic environment and early piano studies. He quickly gained recognition as a young artist, becoming a finalist in the 13th International Steinway Piano Competition in Cyprus (2008). His piano studies were further enriched through masterclasses. 

 In 2009, Chatziktoris relocated to Berlin to pursue his passion for music, focusing on choral conducting at the Hanns Eisler School of Music under the guidance of Prof. Jörg-Peter Weigle. In 2011, he founded the Ήxos Choir Berlin, an ensemble renowned for its innovative repertoire and artistic excellence. Under his direction, the choir has achieved significant success in competitions and gained a reputation for its dynamic performances. 

 In 2014, Chatziktoris began his formal vocal training at the Hanns Eisler School of Music, studying with Prof. Anneliese Fried and Stephan Rügamer. He also sought additional mentorship from prominent figures such as Gary Jankowski, Franco Farina, Joel Prieto, John Norris, and Michael Trimble. This rigorous training allowed him to refine his lyric tenor voice, characterized by both technical precision and emotional depth. 

 Chatziktoris has performed a variety of opera roles throughout his career, showcasing his versatility and vocal prowess. His roles include Don Basilio in “Le Nozze di Figaro”, Count Almaviva in “Il Barbiere di Siviglia”, Junker Spärlich in “The Merry Wives of Windsor”, and Tamino in “Die Zauberflöte”. Additionally, he has been featured in two world premieres, performing as Johannes in “A Bad Man’s Life” by Marc-Aurel Floros and taking on the lead role of Caspar in “Argos Sidiros” by Andys Skordis. These performances highlight his ability to navigate both comedic and dramatic roles with technical mastery and emotional depth. 

Chatziktoris has graced stages at prestigious festivals and venues around the world. He has performed at the Opera Verona festival concerts, the Chamber Opera Rheinsberg, the Oper-Oder-Spree Festival, and the Kypria International Festival. Additionally, he has appeared in concerts at Berlin’s historic Nikolaikirche and performed with the Cyprus State Orchestra, further establishing his presence in the international music scene.