Crediti di rappresentazione
Prossimi spettacoli Da oggi in poi
Spettacoli passati 2012 : ieri
St. John Passion, BWV 245 (Passione secondo Giovanni), Bach, J. S.
Opéra Royal de VersaillesTenor (Tenore)
Visualizza cast e team creativoDie Zauberflöte (Il flauto magico), Mozart
Staatsoper StuttgartErster Geharnischter (Primo armigero)
Visualizza cast e team creativoSt. John Passion, BWV 245 (Passione secondo Giovanni), Bach, J. S.
Les Arts FlorissantsDiener (Guardie)
Visualizza cast e team creativoThe Rape of Lucretia (Lo stupro di Lucrezia), Britten
Fondazione PetruzzelliMale Chorus (Coro Maschile)
Visualizza cast e team creativoSpettacoli passati in primo piano
St. John Passion, BWV 245 (Passione secondo Giovanni), Bach, J. S.
Opéra Royal de VersaillesTenor (Tenore)
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Die Zauberflöte (Il flauto magico), Mozart
Staatsoper StuttgartErster Geharnischter (Primo armigero)
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St. John Passion, BWV 245 (Passione secondo Giovanni), Bach, J. S.
Les Arts FlorissantsDiener (Guardie)
Visualizza cast e team creativoThe Rape of Lucretia (Lo stupro di Lucrezia), Britten
Fondazione PetruzzelliMale Chorus (Coro Maschile)
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Prossimi spettacoli
15Das Rheingold (L'oro del Reno), Wagner, Richard
Staatsoper StuttgartLoge
Visualizza cast e team creativoHotel Savoy, Abraham
Staatsoper StuttgartSoloist
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Biografia
Moritz Kallenberg received his vocal training at the Freiburg University of Music with Reginaldo Pinheiro and at the Conservatorio L.Cherubini in Florence. Master classes with Brigitte Fassbaender, Margaret Honig and Ulrike Härter round off his musical education. As a multiple prizewinner, among others at the National Singing Competition 2016, the Carl-Seemann Prize and as a scholarship holder of the Helene Rosenberg Foundation, he was already during his studies as a soloist at the Easter Festival of the Berlin Philharmonic in Baden-Baden in R. Strauss "Der Rosenkavalier" Sir Simon Rattle and made his role debut as Don Ottavio in WA Mozart's “Don Giovann i” at the Franz Liszt Academy Budapest. Debuts at the Stadttheater Freiburg and at the Dresden State Operetta followed. After two years i
