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Steirische Kammerphilharmonie, MozartBeethoven
Tenor
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Oper GrazSpalanzani + 1 ruoli
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Steirische Kammerphilharmonie, MozartBeethoven
Tenor
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Les contes d'Hoffmann (I racconti di Hoffmann), Offenbach
Oper GrazSpalanzani + 1 ruoli
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33Der fliegende Holländer (L'olandese volante), Wagner, Richard
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Semperoper DresdenJaquino
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Dresda, GermaniaDie Zauberflöte, Mozart
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Dresda, GermaniaFidelio, Beethoven
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Dresda, GermaniaShowreel introduttivo
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Haydn: Die Schöpfung (Ausschnitte)
Biografia
The Austrian tenor Mario Lerchenberger studied singing with Tom Sol, lied with Joseph Breinl, oratorio with Robert Heimann, as well as conducting with Johannes Prinz and singing pedagogy at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz. Previous engagements have taken him to the "International Bruckner Festival" in Linz, the "ZAMUS" (Center for Early Music) in Cologne, the festivals "styriarte" and "La Strada" in Graz, to the Salzburg State Theater and the Graz Opera. At the Graz University of the Arts he sang Nemorino (“L'elisir d'amore”), Ferrando (“Così fan tutte”), Leopold (“Im Weißen Rössl”) and Fenton (“The Merry Weiber of Windsor”). In 2019 Mario Lerchenberger became a member of the opera studio at the Graz Opera and has been a member of the permanent ensemble since 2021. He
