Bass Zaza Gagua impressed with his full and powerful voice, portraying a domineering and unempathetic High Priest Ramfis. An impressive performance by the Georgian opera singer!

Detlef Obens

Das Opernmagazin

19.01.2026

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Zaza Gagua was a real discovery in the role of Ramfis. With a dramatic weight in his voice, he convincingly underscored both his authority and his fanaticism, captivating with his absolute stage presence.

Christiane franke

Www.klassik.com

06.11.2025

The Georgian Zaza Gagua portrays the warmonger Ramfis with a profound bass, imposing, penetrating depth, and vocal and dramatic relentlessness.

Jochen Rüth

www.deropernfreund.de

19.10.2025

The role of the high priest Ramphis, played by Zaza Gagua, who performs in a black military uniform, is also strongly cast.

Www.Echo-online.de

6.10.2025

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Zaza Gagua from Georgia delivers a vivid portrayal of Oroveso, supported by a voice of the rich, resonant kind often associated with basses from the Eastern traditions.

Kjell A Johansson

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Zaza Gagua as the unrelentingly brutal Ramfis, devoted to Amneris but unyielding to all others, stands expressively at the heart of the remarkable chorus work prepared by Guillaume Fauchère, whose uniform sound sometimes takes on the quality of Gregorian chants.