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Marcus Ullmann (Tenor) |
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Born: 1967 - Dresden, Saxony, Germany |
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The German tenor, Marcus [or Markus] Ullmann, grew up in Dresden and became a member of the Dresden Kreuzchor which developed such voices as bass-baritone Theo Adam and tenor Peter Schreier. Ullmann remained at the Dresden Kreuzchor for ten years and entered the Dresden Music Academy in 1986. After graduating with honors in every single department, "Lieder", "Choral Work", "Opera", he entered master-classes of several noteworthy artists, among others, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Elizabeth Schwarzkopf, Aldo Baldin, and Theo Adam. After winning first prize at the International Dvorak Competition in the Czech Republic in 1992, engagements throughout Germany were soon followed by engagements in The Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Italy, France, Israel, and also in the USA.
These concerts mark Marcus Ullmann's debut with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. Recent career highlights include appearances in choral works with orchestras such as the Bamberger Symphoniker, Dresden Staatskapelle, Jerusalem Symphony, Gürzenich-Orchester Köln, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Capella Real in Madrid, Mozarteum Orchestra in Salzburg, Munich Philharmonic, Stuttgarter Bach-Orchester, National Symphony Orchestra (Washington), and Houston Symphony Orchestra.
Marcus Ullmann performs often under the baton of Helmuth Rilling, recently appearing in J.S. Bach's St. Matthews Passion (BWV 244) in Washington D.C. as well as in Salzburg in George Frideric Handel's Messiah. He appeared with Peter Schreier and the Jerusalem Symphony and during the Savonlinna Festival in Haydn's The Seasons. Peter Schreier was his conductor at the Gewandhaus Orchestra in Leipzig for J.S. Bach's St. John Passion (BWV 245). His debut at the Prague Spring festival was in May 2000, again under Peter Schreier's baton. |
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Source: San Francisco Symphony Website (2001)
Contributed by Aryeh Oron (May 2001) |
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Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works |
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Conductor |
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Works |
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Frieder Bernius |
Tenor |
BWV 232 |
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Georg Christoph Biller |
Tenor |
Radio: BWV 11
BWV 245 |
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Jürgen Budday |
Tenor |
BWV 232 |
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Robert Eilers |
Tenor |
Video: BWV 154, BWV 168, BWV 248 |
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Karin Freist-Wissing |
Tenor |
BWV 245 [1st, 2005] |
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Enoch zu Guttenberg |
Tenor |
BWV 244 |
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Johannes Hömberg |
Tenor |
BWV 245 [Evangelist] |
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Wolfgang Kläsener |
Tenor |
BWV 245 [3rd, Evangelist & Arias], BWV 245 [4th, 2015, Evangelist] |
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Roderich Kreile |
Tenor |
BWV 232 [2nd] |
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Sigiswald Kuijken |
Tenor |
BWV 1, BWV 2, BWV 10, BWV 18, BWV 20, BWV 23 |
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Horst Meinardus |
Tenor |
BWV 244 |
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Johannes-Matthias Michel |
Tenor |
BWV 4, BWV 21, BWV 71; BWV 232 [2nd] |
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Marcel Ponseele |
Tenor |
BWV 32, BWV 33, BWV 46, BWV 102, BWV 103, BWV 131, BWV 146, BWV 154, BWV 177 |
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Marcel Ponseele |
Soprano |
Vocal Ensemble of Il Gardellino:
C-4 (2012): BWV 46, BWV 102 |
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Hans-Christoph Rademann |
Tenor |
V-4 (2004): BWV 248/1-3 [2nd recording] |
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Michael Reif |
Tenor |
BWV 248 |
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Helmuth Rilling |
Tenor |
BWV 30a, BWV 36b, BWV 36c, BWV 69a, BWV 120a, BWV 134a, BWV 207, BWV 213, BWV 214
BWV 243a, BWV 248, BWV 524 |
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Links to other Sites |
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Marcus Ullmann, Tenor (San Francisco Symphony)
Matthias Vogt Artists' Management: Marcus Ullmann
Marcus Ullmann (KD Schmid)
Welcome to Los Angeles Opera |
Marcus Ullmann (Festpiele Mecklenburg) [German]
Ullmann, Marcus (Bamberger Symphoniker) [German]
Markus Ullmann (Farao Classics) |
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