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Catherine Herberstein und Luca Pisaroni.  Er gibt derzeit in Salzburg den umjubelten ‚Figaro'. Sie ist Andrea Gräfin Herbersteins älteste Tochter.  Am 8. September wird geheiratet. 

Für die Kritiker ist die Causa gelaufen, und zwar mustergültig:  „Ein Figaro, wie er glaubwürdiger und besser nicht sein kann“, lobte die „Krone“ den jungen italienischen Bariton Luca Pisaroni, 32.  Der „Kurier“ fand den Titeldarsteller der Salzburger „Figaro“-Wiederaufnahme „in jeder Hinsicht brilliant“, für die „Presse“ klang er „vielversprechend und locker“.

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Next Performances

Wiener Staatsoper

Le Nozze di Figaro / Figaro

JUN 3, 6, 9, 13

Festival de Saint-Denis

Schubert Mass in E flat

JUN 19

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9 May 2012

Luca Pisaroni Reprises his Figaro in Munich and Vienna, then Plays Title Role of Rossini Rarity Maometto II in Santa Fe

Luca Pisaroni Reprises his Figaro in Munich and Vienna, then Plays Title Role of Rossini Rarity Maometto II in Santa Fe

"An exciting bass-baritone whose career is in the ascendant.” — New York Times

Luca Pisaroni has already had a banner year, including his universally praised debut at Lyric Opera of Chicago as Argante in Handel’s Rinaldo (“terrific,” according to the Huffington Post) and a recital of Schubert and Liszt at Lincoln Center (which the New York Times lauded for his “keen dramatic instincts”). The Italian bass-baritone’s spring and summer promise to be just as exciting, starting with him reprising his star-making role of Figaro in productions of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich (May 3-13) and at the Vienna State Opera (June 3-13). This summer, Pisaroni will carry the title role in Santa Fe Opera’s world premiere of the new critical edition of Rossini’s Maometto II (July 14-August 16). He will also perform in concerts at the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival in July, and he caps his summer with a solo recital at the Edinburgh International Festival (August 23).

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29 April 2012

Live Stream from Heidelberger Frühling Opera Gala on April 29

Live from Heidelberg:  Sunday, April 29 at 6 PM Central European Time (12 noon New York Time) and available on demand until May 6

Thomas Hampson, baritone, and Luca Pisaroni, bass-baritone
WDR Rundfunkorchester, conducted by Massimo Zanetti

A program of opera duets and arias, live from the Heidelberger Frühling
www.mlp-heidelberger-fruehling.de

Germany’s Heidelberger Frühling festival presents its first live video stream, offering a program of opera highlights from our two favorite singers, Thomas Hampson and Luca Pisaroni, accompanied by the WDR Rundfunkorchester under Massimo Zanetti. The stream, sponsored by the German consulting firm MLP, will be available free here, and will also be available on demand until May 6.


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