wolfram b meyer - singingwolf.de
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wolfram b meyer - singingwolf.de
_________________________________________________________________________________________ WOLFRAM B MEYER Langenscheidtstr. 11 • D-10827 Berlin • Germany +49-160-91 555 320 http://www.singingwolf.de [email protected] _________________________________________________________________________________________ Wolfram B Meyer comes from Germany. He studied the performing arts at Universität der Künste in Berlin. Theater is in his blood: his parents met while both working in a production of Tannhäuser at the Wagner Festival in Bayreuth. Wolfram’s first theater contract was when he was fifteen. Extensive theatrical background includes opera, operetta, musicals, and plays. Apart from performing he also writes his own shows. In Berlin he became well known as Richard Tauber in his own revue “Marlene Tauber Story”. He has performed all over Europe, and major singing roles include: Eisenstein in Johann Strauss’ The Bat; Tamino in Mozart’s Magic Flute, Des Grieux in Massenet’s Manon and Rodolfo in Puccini’s La Bohème. His first production in the U.S. was “Salome” at Capitol Opera, Sacramento. He last made his role-debut as José in Bizet’s Carmen. PERSONAL INFORMATION voice: height: weight: role age: tenor 1,76m / 5'9" 80kg / 170 lbs. 20 to 45 EDUCATION Berlin, Universität der Künste voice teacher: musical repertoire: Prof. Edith Urbanczyk Peter Iljunas New York, private instruction voice teacher: musical repertoire: Stephen Sweetland Stanley Sonntag London, private instruction voice teacher: musical repertoire: Ludmilla Andrew, Russell Smythe David Harper PROFESSIONEL STAGE EXPERIENCE OWN PROGRAMMES STERNE VOR DIE SÄUE: Opera Comedy; author, director and performer as Renato Rollo; premiere 12.07.2008 Robert Stolz eV, Berlin DIE MARLENE TAUBER STORY: Revue about Marlene Dietrich and Richard Tauber; author, director and performer as Tauber; premiere 30.08. 2007 Kleine Nachtrevue, Berlinn AMADEUS & DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE: children's opera about W. A. Mozart; author, director and performer as Amadeus; premiere 04.06. 2007 Circus Cabuwazi, Berlin FRÜHLING IN WIEN: tribute to Robert Stolz; author, director, conférencier and singer; premiere 18.02. 2006 Theater an der Gathe, Wuppertal EIN LIED GEHT UM DIE WELT: tribute to Joseph Schmidt and Richard Tauber; author, director and singer; premiere 17.04. 2005 Geisler-Theater, Lübeck REPERTOIRE THEATER GERMANY: BULGARIA: POLAND: SWITZERLAND: CZECH REPUBLIC: USA: Landestheater Altenburg; Bühnen der Stadt Bielefeld; Anhaltisches Theater Dessau; Theater Döbeln/Freiberg; Musiktheater im Revier, Gelsenkirchen; Bühnen der Stadt Gera; Musiktheater Görlitz; Staatstheater Mainz, GmbH; Theater der Lhs. Magdeburg; Theater an der Rott, Eggenfelden; Schiller Theater, Berlin; Schmidt Theater, Hamburg; Theater Vorpommern (Stralsund/Greifswald) Staatliches Musiktheater Sofia Leon-Kruczkowski-Theater, Zielona Góra (Grünberg) Theater Basel Divadlo Františka Xavera Šaldy, Liberec Capitol Opera - Sacramento, California OPERETTA ROLES "Camille de Rossillion" "Edwin" "Eisenstein" "Caramello" "Piquillo" "Bellerose" "Artur" "Haureinrich" "Ignace" The Merry Widow (German) The Gypsy Princess (German) The Bat (German) A Night in Venice (German) Péricole (German/ Voigt) Monsieur et Madame Denis (German) Vent du Soire (German) Croque Ferre (German) Tromb Al Cazar (German) F. Lehár E. Kalman J. Strauss J. Strauss, jun. J. Offenbach J. Offenbach J. Offenbach J. Offenbach J. Offenbach OPERA ROLES "José" "Hugo von Ringstetten" "Tamino" "Des Grieux" "Rodolfo" "Herod " "Don Gaspar" "Zorzeto" "Soldier" Carmen (German/ French Felsenstein) Undine (German) Magic Flute (German) Manon (French) La Boheme (Italian) Salome (German) La Favorite (French) Il Campiello (German) The Emperor Of Atlantis (German) G. Bizet A. Lortzing W.A. Mozart J. Massenet G. Puccini R. Strauss G. Donizetti E. Wolff-Ferrari V. Ullmann CONCERT Tenor Solo "Lukas" Ninth Symphony The Seasons L. van Beethoven J. Haydn REVIEWS Uwe Friedrich, Opernwelt, June 1999: "Es muß!" "Intelligente Phrasierung und weitgespannte Melodiebögen bieten hingegen der Tenor Wolfram B. Meyer als Zorzeto und Doreen Hoffrichter in der Rolle der Gnese." William Glackin, Sacramento Bee, November 12th, 2001: " 'Salome' an ambitious success" "As Herod, Wolfram Bernhard Meyer showed equally impressive qualities of ringing power and range and gave the foolish despot intelligence." Patricia Beach Smith, Sacramento Bee, June 15th, 2002: "Merrily to the convent in Massenet's 'Manon' " "Meyer and Darrah proved a charming, well-suited and musically pleasing couple. Both have big, attractive voices ... Even so, Meyer showed obvious acting acumen. He deftly used the minimal stage and the smallest props ... "