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EGILS SILINS -Bass-baritone CURRENT OPERA REPERTOIRE R. Wagner Holländer «Der fliegender Holländer», Wotan «Das Rheingold» Wotan «Die Walküre» Wanderer «Siegfried» Amfortas «Parsifal» Klingsor «Parsifal» Kurwenal «Tristan und Isolde» Telramund «Lohengrin» Heerrufer «Lohengrin» R. Strauss Barak «Die Frau ohne Schatten» Geisterbote «Die Frau ohne Schatten» Orest «Elektra» Jochannaan «Salome» Mandryka «Arabella» A. DÁlbert Sebastiano «Tiefland» G.Puccini Scarpia «Tosca» Sharpless «Madama Butterfly» Michele «Il Tabarro» Jack Rance «La fanciulla del West» G. Verdi Giorgio Germont «La Traviata» Procida «Vespri Siciliani» Silva «Ernani» Macbeth «Macbeth» Jago «Otello» Amonasro «Aida» J. Offenbach Lindorf, Coppelius, Dapertutto «Les contes d´Hoffmann» C. Gounod Méphistophélès «Faust» A. Boito Mefistofele «Mefistofele» G. Bizet Escamillo «Carmen» C. Saint Saens Grand Prêtre «Samson et Dalila» H. Berlioz Mephisto «La Damnation de Faust» M. Mussorgsky Boris «Boris Godunov» Rangoni «Boris Godunov» R. Korsakov Gryaznoy «Tsar´s Bride » Borodin Prince Igor « Prince Igor» P. Tschaikowsky Tomsky «Pique Dame» Onegin «Onegin» A. Rubinstein Demon «Demon» S. Rachmaninow Aleko «Aleko» L.Beethoven Pizarro «Fidelio» Don Ferrando «Fidelio» B. Bartok Bluebeard «Bluebeards castle» L. Janáček Šiškov «From the house of the death» B. Martinu Fotis «Greek Passion» ...Others: G. Rossini Guillaume Tell «Guillaume Tell» Basilio «Il Barbiere di Siviglia» V. Bellini Sir Giorgio «I Puritani» Rodolfo «Sonambula» Oroveso «Norma» G. Donizetti Prefetto «Linda di Chamounix» Raimondo «Lucia di Lammermoor» Dulcamara «Lélisir dámore» CURRENT CONCERT REPERTOIRE Verdi Requiem Mozart Requiem Brahms Deutsches Requiem Dvorak Requiem Dvorak Stabat Mater Beethoven Neuente Symphonie Janacek Glagolitische Messe Strawinsky Les noces Shostakovich 13th Symphonie Shostakovich The nose-Suite Mendelsohn Paulus Elijah Puccini Gloria (Bass und Baritone Partie) Bach Matthäus Passion Mussorgsky Lieder und Tänze des Totes Kancheli Dont grieve Goretcki Beatus ver.

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