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Andreas-Pressebild-2009-0051The tenor Andreas Post

is especially  appreciated for his beautiful, vivid and intense vocal interpretation of the great evangelist parts by J.S. Bach.

Being the holder of the scholarship of  the Richard Wagner Verband Köln, Andreas Post has toured extensively to  France, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, Isreal, Macedonia, South  Africa, Ukraine and Singapore. He regularly works with conducters such  as Enoch zu Guttenberg, Herrmann Max, Helmuth Rilling, Philippe  Herreweghe, Ludger Rémy, Jan Willem de Vriend and Michael Hofstetter and with ensembles such as Orchester der KlangVerwaltung, Europaen Baroque Orchestra Le Chardon, Concerto con anima, Combattimento Consort  Amsterdam, Hannoversche Hofkapelle, Musica Fiata or Capella Ducale,  Collegium Vocale gent, Nederlandse Bachvereeniging, Bachkoor Holland.

He also participated in many scenic  projects, e.g. as Astromonte in the rediscovered opera “Der Stein der  Weisen— (The philosophers stone) which was partly composed by W.A.  Mozart, as Palemone in Josef Schuster’s rediscovered opera “Amor e  Psyche”, as Pedrillo in Mozart’s “Die Entführung aus dem Serail” (The  Abduction from the Seraglio), a co-production of the Göttingen-Symphony  Orchestra and the Deutsche Theater in Göttingen 2006/07, as Tamino in  “Die Zauberflöte”€ (The Magic Flute) at the Festival Gut Immling  (Bavaria) 2008 and as Uriel in a stage version of J. Haydn’s oratorio  “Die Schöpfung”€ (The Creation) performed in 2009 on the 300th Anniversary of Ludwigsburg. 2012 he appeared again in an opera by Josef Schuster “Il marito indolent”€ (The indifferent husband) at the Tage  Alter Musik Regensburg. In 2013 he performed the role of Tanzmeister in  “Ariadna aug Naxos”€ from Richard Strauss during the  Herrenchiemsee-Festival.

His particular interest is the art song, which he dedicated himself intensively since 1995/’96. In this years he worked together with Prof. Norman Shetler. Three solo CDs have been  released, most recently in 2008 “Die schöne Müllerin”€ a song cycle by  Franz Schubert. Since 2008, Andreas Post works together with Prof. Axel  Bauni performing contemporary song repertoire. Together they first  performed songs by Aribert Reimann and Wolfgang Rihm at the Kissinger  Sommer festival. 2011 he designed the premiere of Manfred Trojahn’s  Rilke cycle “Dir zur Feier”€ (you to celebrate) in cooperation with Prof. Jan Philip Schulze.

Andreas Post completed his vocal studies with Prof. Ks. Soto Papoulkas at the Folkwang Musikhochuschule in  Essen. He passed his exam with honours. Being the winner of the 11th International Bach Competition in Leipzig, he is resindent in Essen/Germany.

The extensive activity of the  singer is reflected in numerous radio and CD-productions. Examples here  are the recording of the opera “Demofoonte” of Josef Schuster (2002), in which he sings the title part and a solo CD with arias by Bach, Telemann, and Keiser, published in 2013 together with the European Baroque Orchestra Le Chardon.

Further information: www.tenor-andreas-post.jimdo.com

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