Biographies & programs
27.5.24
17:40
Linus Fischer
Germany
Lukas Stamm
Switzerland
Program
Franz Schubert
Sonett D 629 (Petrarca) - 1R
Der entsühnte Orest D 699 (Johann Mayrhofer)
Auf dem See D 543 (J.W.v.Goethe)
Ludwig van Beethoven
Vier Arietten und ein Duett, Op.82
3. Arietta buffa "L ́amante impaziente" (Pietro Metastasio) - 1R
4. Arietta assai seriosa "L ́amante impaziente" (Pietro Metastasio) - 1R
Anna Teichmüller
Im Dämmer der Nacht, Op.8, Nr.2 (Carl Hauptmann)
Mathilde Kralik von Meyerswalden
Jugend Lieder
1. Morgengesang (William Shakespeare)
4. Lied des Gefangegen (Ludwig Uhland)
Henri Duparc
Mélodies
1. L ́invitation au voyage (Charles Baudelaire) - 1R
Roger Quilter
Three Shakespeare Songs, Op.6
1. Come Away, Death
2. O Mistress Mine
3. Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind - 1R
Media
Linus Fischer
Baritone
Year of birth:
1994
The baritone Linus Fischer grew up in a family of musicians in Müllheim (Baden).
He learned to play the cello and sang as a boy with the Freiburger Domsingknaben and later as bass with the Freiburg Bach Choir.
Before he graduated from high school, he studied singing at the Freiburg Academy for Gifted Students at the Freiburg University of Music.
He then studied opera singing, concert singing and song composition there in Prof. Reginaldo Pinheiro's singing class. He completed these subjects with a master's degree in 2021. This was followed by a year of postgraduate studies with Prof. Teru Yoshihara in Stuttgart.
During his studies he received additional lessons from singers such as Dorothea Wirtz, Rudolf Piernay, Rainer Trost and Markus Eiche.
In recent years he has appeared as a soloist in Bach's St. John Passion and Christmas Oratorio.
He took part in eight productions at the Freiburg Institute for Music Theater and sang roles such as the role of Conte Robinson in Domenico Cimarosa's "Il matrimonio segreto". This was followed by an engagement at the Allee Theater Hamburg for the 2022/23 season. As well as a guest engagement as Papageno in Mozart's “The Magic Flute” in Upper Austria.
He was a scholarship holder of the Baden-Württemberg Foundation and a prize winner of the Trossinger Lied Academy.
Lukas Stamm
Pianist
Lukas Stamm is a composer, pianist and harpsichordist. At the center of his musical activity are questions such as the relationship between the present and history and tradition, the search for relationships between language and music, and the study of chamber music as a form of interpersonal communication. He studied composition and piano at the music academies in Freiburg, Lucerne and Stuttgart. Particularly influential teachers were Jörg Widmann, Dieter Ammann, Marco Stroppa, Florian Hoelscher and Benjamin Moser. As a composer and performer, he is a guest on a wide variety of stages, from the Lucerne Festival to the Donaueschinger Musiktage to the Swiss Chamber Music Festival.