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Vincent Wolfsteiner

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The Munich tenor Vincent Wolfsteiner came to sing late.
After graduating from high school and studying law, he went to England to study sound engineering through an assistant in radio.
After graduating, he worked as technical manager of a Munich radio station and as studio manager of a Munich recording studio.
In 2000 he moved to the United States in Boston, where he took his first private lessons in singing from William Cotten at the New England Conservatory at the age of 35.
Almost a year and a half later he was already on the stage of the Grantite State Opera in New Hampshire with his first professional leading role - the Rodolfo in La Bohème.
After that, his career continued to develop, first in the Spinto, then at home in the dramatic field.
Roles such as Don José, Turiddu, Coraddo in Verdi's "Il Corsaro" and Canio followed in engagements in Massachussets, New York, Florida and New Hampshire in the USA.
During a collaboration in Sarasota, Florida, Vincent Wolfsteiner met Peter Leonard - the then-designated GMD of the Rostock Volkstheater - who offered the tenor a permanent position in the Hanseatic city.
During his time in Rostock, Wolfsteiner sang roles such as the prince in "The love for the three oranges", Count Zedlau in "Wiener Blut", Max, Erik, Hans in "The sold bride" and Des Grieux in Puccini's "Manon Lescaut".
In the following years Vincent Wolfsteiner worked as a freelance singer at the Anhalt State Theater in Dessau, at the Gera / Altenburg Theater, at the Hanover State Opera, the Freiburg Theater, the Darmstadt State Theater, the Oldenburg State Theater, the Heidenheim Opera Festival and the Komische Oper Berlin.
He sang, among others, Florestan, Aegisth, Bacchus, Piccolomini in Weinberger's “Wallenstein”, officer in Hindemith's “Cardillac”, Carlo Santos in Weill's “The Kuhandel”, the heroines in the “Zauberflöte” and Siegmund.
The tenor worked with directors such as Steffen Piontek, Sabine Hartmannshenn, Calixto Bieito, Sebastian Baumgarten, Matthias Oldag, Johannes Felsenstein, Barrie Kosky, Monique Wagemakers, Frank Hilbrich, Gabriele Rech, Georg Schmiedleitner and with conductors such as Victor DeRenzi, David Effron, Niklas Willèn, Kornelius Meister, Karen Kamansek, Pier Giorgio Morandi, Christian Mandeal, and Marcus Bosch together.
He was also active on the concert stage, singing Mozart's Requiem, Schumann's "Faust Scenes", Mendelsson's "Elias" and "First Walpurgis Night", Beethoven's IX. Symphony, Mahler's XIII. Symphony and The Song of the Earth, Britten's War Requiem, opera concerts and recitals.
For the 2012/13 season, he became a permanent member of the Nuremberg State Theater. There he sang Tristan, Andrea Chénier, Otello and Calaf. In addition, he has designed all major tenor roles in all four parts of the “Ring des Nibelungen” with great success and international press attention.
Vincent Wolfsteiner is a laureate of the 2002 National Teacher Association Award, New England and winner of the 2003 Liederkranz competition in New York City.
For the 2015/16 season he moved to the ensemble of the Frankfurt Opera, where he still works Raffaele in Stiffelio, Luigi in Tabarro, Erik in the Flying Dutchman, Siegfried in Siegfried and Götterdämmerung, the Tamourmajor in Wozzek, Lohengrin, officer in Krenek's dictator, Peter Grimes , Filka in From a House of the Dead and Maurizio sang in Adriana Lecouvreur. In the current season he will be heard and seen as Bacchus in Ariadne and again as Drum Major in Wozzek.
In the 2017/18 season he also appeared as a Tristanjumper at the Berlin State Opera, in Bayreuth in the Children's Opera and as a jumper in Tristan and the Valkyrie and as Siegfried at the Taiwan National Opera in Taichung.
New collaborations include Sebastian Weigle, Jakub Hrůša, Stefan Plunier, Lothar Sagrosek, Tito Ceccherini, Christian Thielemann and Placido Domingo, as well as Christoph Loy and Thomas Hermann.

English

The Marksman

Arms and the Cow

Juan Santos

The Valkyrie

Siegmund

Fidelio

Florestan

Othello

Otello

The Flying Dutchman

Erik

Stiffelio

Raffaele

The Cloak

Luigi

The Twilight of the Gods

Siegfried

Wozzeck

Tambourmajor

Wallenstein

Max Piccolomini

Jenufa

Laca Klemeň

Tristan and Isolde

Tristan

Andrea Chenier

Andrea Chénier

The Rhinegold

Loge

Turandot

Calaf (The Unknown Prince)

Cardillac

Der Offizier

The Love for Three Oranges

Prinz

Viennese Blood

Balduin Graf Zedlau

Manon Lescaut

Il Cavaliere Renato des Grieux

The Dictator

Lohengrin

Peter Grimes

From the House of the Dead

Filka Morozov

Adriana Lecouvreur

Maurizio

Oberon

Sir Huon of Bordeaux

Ariadne on Naxos

Bacchus

Salome

Herodes

The Magic Flute

Erster Geharnischter

Symphony 8

Doctor Marianus

Der Tenor

9th Symphony

Tannhäuser

The Devils of Loudun

Baron de Laubardemont

The Woman without a Shadow

Der Kaiser

Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, Op. 29

Zinovyi

Mass No.3 in F minor

Soloist

The Dead City

Paul

The Love of Danae

Pollux

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