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HAYDN RAWSTRON LIMITED Sergei Leiferkus HAYDN RAWSTRON LIMITED Sergei Leiferkus gilt als einer der renommiertesten Opernsänger der Welt. Seine Fähigkeit, stimmlich und darstellerisch sowohl das Edle als auch das Böse vermitteln zu können, prädestiniert ihn für Partien wie Scarpia in Tosca, Jago in Otello, Rangoni in Boris Godunow, Telramund in Lohengrin und Alberich im Ring des Nibelungen. Sergei Leiferkus wurde in St. Petersburg geboren und absolvierte das dortige Konservatorium. Nach einem ersten Engagement am Maly Theater (heute: Mikhailovsky Theater) wurde er Mitglied des Ensembles am Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg. Sein Debüt mit den Berliner Philharmonikern unter Kurt Masur in den frühen 1980er Jahren bildete den Beginn seiner internationalen Karriere. Sergei Leiferkus Er ist an den weltweit führenden Opernhäusern zu Gast, darunter das Royal Opera Bariton House Covent Garden; die Wiener Staatsoper; die Opéra Bastille, Paris; La Scala, Mailand; die Deutsche Oper Berlin; San Francisco Opera; Metropolitan Opera, New York; Page 1/2 das Palau de les Arts, Valencia; die Nederlandse Opera, Amsterdam; das Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires und bei den Festspielen in Edinburgh, Bregenz, Salzburg und Glyndebourne. Auf dem Konzertpodium arbeitete er mit Orchestern wie dem London Symphony, Boston Symphony und Montreal Symphony Orchestra, der New York Philharmonic, dem National Symphony Orchestra Washington DC und dem Philadelphia Orchestra, unter Dirigenten wie Claudio Abbado, Valery Gergiev, Lorin Maazel, James Levine, Bernard Haitink, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Seiji Ozawa, Kent Nagano, Leonard Slatkin, Vladimir Jurowski, Kurt Masur und Sir Georg Solti. Das Repertoire des Sängers umfaßt an die fünfzig Opernpartien, unter ihnen Mazeppa, Fürst Igor, Ruprecht (Der feurige Engel), Nabucco, Macbeth, Simon Boccanegra, Amonasro, Jago, Don Giovanni, Telramund, Alberich und Klingsor. Fast ein Drittel des Repertoires von Sergei Leiferkus besteht aus Werken russischer Komponisten des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts. Zu den Hoehepuenkten vergangener Saisons gehörten u.a. sein Debut 2012 beim Glyndebourne Festival als Förster in Das schlaue Fuechslein, eine Rolle, die er 2014 in Dresden wieder sang. Danach debütierte er in der Titelrolle von Boris Godunow am Michailovski Theater in Sankt Petersburg, wo er auch die Rolle des Scarpia in Tosca sang. Diese zwei Rollen sang er auch Anfang 2015 in einer Konzertversion in London. Weitere Veranstaltungen folgten mit Raskatovs A Dog’s Heart an der Opéra Lyon (die eigens für ihn komponierte Partie des Professors Filippovich); The Miserly Knight in Brüssel und sein Debut am Primorsky Staatstheater in Wladiwostok in der Titelpartie von Aleko. Konzertverpflichtungen führten ihn nach Darmstadt (Francesca da Rimini), Wladiwostok (Sinfonie Nr. 13 von Schostakowitsch), Moskau, Sankt January 2018 7A LARCH WAY, BROMLEY, BR2 8DT, ENGLAND Telephone: + 44(0)20 8468 7600 Email: [email protected] Website: www.haydnrawstron.com HAYDN RAWSTRON LIMITED Petersburg und zum Philadelphia Orchestra. Er war auch beim Schleswig-Holstein Festival und Beethoven Festival in Warschau, wo er Pizarro sang. Page 2/2 Unter den jüngsten Engagements sind Das schlaue Füchslein, Wilhelm Tell und Senza Sangue von Peter Eötvös an der Staatsoper Hamburg zu beachten. Außerdem gehören dazu A Dog’s Heart in Amsterdam; Die Hochzeit von Mussorgsky in Stuttgart; Lieder und Tänzer des Todes in Nürnberg sowie Siegfried und Goetterdaemmerung in Palermo. Sergei Leiferkus kehrt demnächst an die Staatsoper Hamburg für zwei Wiederaufnahmen zurück: Alban Bergs Lulu und Senza Sangue. Sergei Leiferkus hat fast vierzig CDs eingespielt. Seine erste CD Aufnahme mit Liedern von Mussorgsky wurde für den Grammy nominiert. Einer weiteren Aufnahme aller Mussorgski Lieder (auf vier CDs) wurde 1997 der Cannes Classical Award und der Diaspon d’Or Preis verliehen. Der Katalog der DVD Aufnahmen von Sergei Leiferkus beinhaltet Inszenierungen des Mariinsky Theaters (Eugen Onegin und Der feurige Engel), des Royal Opera House Covent Garden (Fürst Igor und Otello), drei Versionen von Pique Dame (Mariinsky Theater, Wiener Staatsoper und Glyndebourne) und Nabucco (Bregenzer Festspiele). Die jüngste DVD Produktion mit Sergei Leiferkus war der umjubelte Ring des Nibelungen in der Inszenierung von Robert Wilson am Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris. Neben seinen umfangreichen Verpflichtungen in Oper, Konzert und Liederabenden unterrichtet Sergei Leiferkus in Meisterkursen in Berlin, Toronto, Moskau und Boston, sowie an der berühmten Britten-Pears School in Aldeburgh. Er ist Professor an der Musikakademie in Łódź. January 2018 7A LARCH WAY, BROMLEY, BR2 8DT, ENGLAND Telephone: + 44(0)20 8468 7600 Email: [email protected] Website: www.haydnrawstron.com .
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