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Tadeusz Szlenkier Resume 2013 Tadeusz Szlenkier !tenor www.szlenkier.com [email protected] !011-48-607-33-87-44 (Poland) ! ! Roles Performed: Role: Opera, Author: Role debut place: Turiddu Cavalleria Rusticana – Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2013 Mascagni Idomeneo Idomeneo – Mozart Teatro Municipal Lima, Peru 2012 Princ Rusalka – Dvořak Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2012 Jontek Halka – Moniuszko Opera Krakowska Kraków, Poland 2011 Teatr Wielki Opera Warszawa 2012 Narodowa Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2013 Leicester Maria Stuarda – Donizetti Teatr Wielki Łódź, Poland 2011 Rodolfo La Boheme – Puccini Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2011 Barinkay Der Zigeunerbaron – Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2010 Strauss Filharmonia Koszalin, Poland 2013 Koszalińska Alfredo La Traviata – Verdi Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2010 Teatr Wielki Łódź, Poland 2011 Enzo La Gioconda – Ponchielli Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2010 Tamino Magic Flute – Mozart Yale Opera New Haven, CT 2009 Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2010 Lorenz Frühling – Lehar Yale Opera New Haven, CT 2008 Shepherd King Roger – Szymanowski Bard College Annandale-on- 2008 Festival Hudson, NY Luciano Si – Mascagni Yale Opera Milan, Italy 2008 Piquillo La Perichole – Offenbach Yale Opera Milan, Italy 2008 Floreski Lodoiska – Cherubini National Warsaw, Poland 2008 Philharmony Alfred Die Fledermaus – Strauss Yale Opera New Haven, CT 2008 Ismaele Nabucco – Verdi Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2008 Ricardo Ballo in Maschera – Verdi Teatr Wielki Poznań, Poland 2007 Alfred Die Fledermaus – Strauss Opera Krakowska Cracow, Poland 2006 (in Polish) Opera Nova Bydgoszcz, Poland 2010 ! Concert Works: Tenor Soloist Cantata on the Death of National Warsaw, Poland 2009 Emperor Joseph II – Philharmony, Beethoven Tenor Soloist Te Deum – Kurpiński National Warsaw, Poland 2007 Philharmony Tenor Soloist Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony Konzerthaus Freiburg, 2007 Germany Yale Philharmonia New Haven, CT 2007 Filharmonia im. M. Szczecin, Poland 2012 Karłowicza Tenor Soloist Missa in A-Major – Franck National Warsaw, Poland 2007 Philharmony Tenor Soloist Missa da Requiem – Verdi Konzerthaus Freiburg, 2006 Germany Sala São Paulo São Paulo, Brasil 2006 Teatro Municipal Rio de Janeiro, 2006 Brasil Opera Krakowska Kraków, Poland 2011 Filharmonia im. H. Lublin, Poland 2013 Wieniawskiego Tenor Soloist Requiem – Mozart Cathedral Gliwice, Poland 2006 ! ! Partial Roles/Roles Prepared: Pinkerton Madama Butterfly – Puccini de Grieux Manon – Massenet Yale Opera New Haven, CT 2008 Cavaradossi Tosca – Puccini Lenski Oniegin – Tchaikovsky Yale Opera New Haven, CT 2007 Awards And Honores: 1st Prize Klassikmania Vienna, Austria 2004 1st Prize Ludomir Różycki Łódź, Poland 2003 Competition Ministerial Prize Culture Ministry Warsaw, Poland 2003 Education: Master of Music Opera Yale University New Haven, CT 2009 Performance Bachelor of Music Voice Fryderyk Chopin School Warsaw, Poland 2004 Ed. (equivalent) of Music Master of Arts Philosophy Warsaw University Warsaw, Poland 2004 Teachers: Coaches: Directors: Conductors: Richard Cross Timothy Vera Calabria Edward Cumming Shaindlin Roman Węgrzyn Douglas Dickson Lech Majewski Leon Botstein Michael Hallak Marc Verzatt Giuseppe Grazioli Jonathan Kelly Thor Steingraber Jeremy Silver Mariusz Waldemar Zawodziński Antoni Wit Rutkowski Olga Wołkowa Janusz Józefowicz Uwe Theimer Kristine Wuss Eraldo Salmieri Dieter Kaegi Tadeusz Wojciechowski Andrzej Bubień Maciej Figas Ruben Silva Wojciech Rajski Andrzej Knap Jose Maria Florencio Ricardo Castro Claudio Crus.
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