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Peter Hofmann (Agosto 22, 1944-Noviembre 30, 2010) OBITUARIO Peter Hofmann (Agosto 22, 1944-Noviembre 30, 2010) por Ingrid Haas l conocido Heldentenor alemán murió de neumonía y complicaciones del mal de Parkinson a sus E66 años en un hospital en Wunsiedel, Bavaria. Comenzó su carrera como cantante de rock y después se dedicó a cantar ópera, dándose a conocer como tenor wagneriano y participando en varias funciones memorables alrededor del mundo. Fue un celebrado Lohengrin en la ópera homónima de Wagner, así como un heroico Siegmund en Die Walküre (rol en el cual lo podemos ver en el DVD de la producción de Patrice Chéreau, dirigida por Pierre Boulez). Fue de los primeros cantantes wagnerianos que combinaron una voz potente y apta para tan pesado repertorio con un físico ideal para interpretar a los héroes de la mitología germana. Debemos recordar también su excelente grabación de la ópera Tristan und Isolde bajo la batuta de Leonard Bernstein, su Lohengrin en el Metropolitan Opera House de Nueva York (también disponible en DVD, al lado de Eva Marton como Elsa), dos grabaciones del rol titular de Parsifal (una con Herbert von Karajan y otra en vivo con James Levine en el Festival de Bayreuth), y su Erik en Der Fliegende Holländer dirigido también por Karajan. Bajo la batuta de Georg Solti, grabó el rol de Florestan en Fidelio de Beethoven en 1979. Nacido en Marienbad (lo que ahora es Mariánské Lázně, República Checa), empezó su carrera artística como cantante en una banda de rock y luego se unió a la milicia. Durante esta época en el servicio militar, comenzó a estudiar canto en Karlsruhe. Hizo su debut en 1972 cantando el rol de Tamino en Die Zauberflöte en Lübeck. A este debut siguieron funciones en Londres, Viena, Chicago, Stuttgart, París y San Francisco. Cantó innumerables funciones en el Festival de Bayreuth y fue ahí donde se lanzó a la fama en 1976, cantando el Siegmund. En 1990, Hofmann interpretó al personaje principal del musical de Andrew Lloyd Webber, Das Phantom der Oper (El Fantasma de la Ópera), estrenando esta obra en Hamburgo. Hizo 300 funciones de dicho rol, pero se retiró en 1994 a causa de la enfermedad de Parkinson, con la que batalló hasta su muerte. Le Foto: Winnie Klotz sobreviven su esposa y sus tres hijos. o Peter Hofmann 62 pro ópera.
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