Peter Anders 彼得·安德斯
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- 风格
- #歌剧 #声乐 #艺术歌曲 #西方古典
- 地区
- Germany 德国
艺人介绍
德国男高音彼得·安德斯一九○八年出生于德国埃森，在柏林接受音乐教育，一九三一年参与在柏林首演的歌剧《美丽的海伦》，曾在柏林各大歌剧院演出，一九三六年起加入柏林国家歌剧院。除了柏林国家歌剧院，安德斯也经常在欧洲各大歌剧院露面，成为指挥大师毕勤的爱将，毕勤还把安德斯带到英国皇家歌剧院介绍给英国爱乐者。
安德斯是第二次大战前最受欢迎的德国抒情男高音，但是从一九五○年以后，他也开始尝试演出一些比较重的角色。可惜的是安德斯在一九五四年逝世于汉堡，年仅四十六岁。
Peter Anders (July 1, 1908 – September 10, 1954) was a German operatic tenor who sang a wide range of parts in the German, Italian, and French repertories. He began by singing lyric roles and later undertook dramatic roles with equal success.
Anders was born in Essen and studied at the Berlin Music Academy with Ernst Grenzebach, and later privately with Lula Mysz-Gmeiner, whose daughter Susanne he married. In 1931, he appeared in Berlin in La belle Hélène, and made his operatic debut the following year in Heidelberg, as Jacquino in Fidelio.
He sang in Darmstadt (1933–35), Cologne (1935–36), Hannover (1937–38), and then at the Munich State Opera (1938–40), where he took part in the creation of Richard Strauss's Friedenstag. He returned next to Berlin and sang at the Berlin State Opera from 1940 until 1948. His repertory at that time included lyric roles such as Belmonte, Tamino, Lyonel, Hans, Hoffmann, Leukippos, Alfredo and Rodolfo.
Beginning in 1949, Anders undertook such heavier roles as Florestan, Max, Tannhäuser, Lohengrin, Walther, Siegmund, Radames, Otello, with equal success.
He made a few guest appearances at the Royal Opera House in London, the La Monnaie in Brussels and the San Carlo in Naples, as well as appearing at the Glyndebourne Festival.
Anders sang not only an impressive range of operatic roles but also appeared in several operetta parts. He performed regularly on German radio and in concert and was also active in oratorio and lieder recitals.
He became a favorite of Adolf Hitler's regime and was not required to serve in the armed forces during the Second World War - instead entertaining German troops and participating in propaganda events. These activities tainted his reputation in the post-war world.
While at the height of his career, Anders died in a car accident in Hamburg at the age of 46. He made many recordings which have been reissued on CD.