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Günter Neumann
Theatre
Günter Neumann
Theatre
About me
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Günter Neumann kam nach ersten Engagements in Potsdam und Weimar 1969 an die Komische Oper Berlin und wurde Felsensteins Don Jose. Seitdem gestaltete er 44 Rollen und stand durchschnittlich 84 Mal im Jahr auf dieser Bühne, die seine künstlerische Heimat war und mit deren Zielen, dem realistischen Musiktheater, er sich völlig identifizierte. Gastspiele führten ihn an alle bedeutenden Opernhäuser. Er wirkte an zahlreichen Schallplatten-, Rundfunk- und Fernsehproduktionen mit. Zu seinen herausragenden Rollen zählen der Tannhäuser in Hamburg und Wien sowie der Herodes in Amsterdam, Köln und Hamburg und der Aaron in Dresden und Berlin. Neuerdings widmet sich Günter Neumann nur noch dem Charakterfach. 2003 gab er sein Regiedebüt.
Unter anderem als Gabriel von Eisenstein in Die Fledermaus und Feri in der Csárdásfürstin ist Günter Neumann in der Spielzeit 2004/05 an der Komischen Oper Berlin zu erleben.
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After first engagements in Potsdam and Weimar, Günter Neumann came in 1969 to the Komische Oper Berlin and became Felsenstein' s Don José. Since then he created 44 roles and appeared on average 84 times a year on this stage, which was his artistic home. He identified completely with its aims, the Realistic Music Theatre. Guest performances took him to all important opera houses. He participated in numerous LP- , Radio and TV-productions. His most outstanding roles were Tannhäuser in Hamburg and Vienna as well as Herodes in Amsterdam, Cologne and Hamburg and Aaron in Dresden and Berlin. Recently Günter Neumann devotes only to the character mode. In 2003 he made his debut as director.
Günter Neumann is seen amongst others as Gabriel von Eisenstein in The Bat and Feri in the Gipsy Princess in the 2004/05 season at the Komische Oper Berlin.
Unter anderem als Gabriel von Eisenstein in Die Fledermaus und Feri in der Csárdásfürstin ist Günter Neumann in der Spielzeit 2004/05 an der Komischen Oper Berlin zu erleben.
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After first engagements in Potsdam and Weimar, Günter Neumann came in 1969 to the Komische Oper Berlin and became Felsenstein' s Don José. Since then he created 44 roles and appeared on average 84 times a year on this stage, which was his artistic home. He identified completely with its aims, the Realistic Music Theatre. Guest performances took him to all important opera houses. He participated in numerous LP- , Radio and TV-productions. His most outstanding roles were Tannhäuser in Hamburg and Vienna as well as Herodes in Amsterdam, Cologne and Hamburg and Aaron in Dresden and Berlin. Recently Günter Neumann devotes only to the character mode. In 2003 he made his debut as director.
Günter Neumann is seen amongst others as Gabriel von Eisenstein in The Bat and Feri in the Gipsy Princess in the 2004/05 season at the Komische Oper Berlin.
Günter Neumann kam nach ersten Engagements in Potsdam und Weimar 1969 an die Komische Oper Berlin und wurde Felsensteins Don José. Seitdem gestaltete er 44 Partien und stand durchschnittlich 84-mal im Jahr auf dieser Bühne, die seine künstlerische Heimat war und mit deren Zielen, dem realistischen Musiktheater, er sich völlig identifizierte. Gastspiele führten ihn an alle bedeutenden Opernhäuser. Er wirkte bei zahlreichen Schallplatten-, Rundfunk- und Fernsehproduktionen mit. Zu seinen herausragenden Partien zählen »Tannhäuser« in Hamburg und Wien, »Herodes« in Amsterdam, Köln und Hamburg und Aaron in Dresden und Berlin. Heute widmet sich Günter Neumann nur noch dem Charakterfach. 2003 gab er sein Regiedebüt.
Als Gabriel von Eisenstein in »Die Fledermaus« und Feri in »Die Csárdásfürstin« ist Günter Neumann in der Spielzeit 2006/07 an der Komischen Oper Berlin zu erleben.
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After first engagements in Potsdam and Weimar, Günter Neumann was engaged in 1969 by the Komische Oper Berlin and became Felsenstein's Don José. Since then he has created 44 roles and has appeared on average 84 times a year on this stage, which was his artistic home. He identified completely with its aims, the Realistic Music Theatre. Guest performances took him to all important opera houses. He has participated in numerous LP- , Radio and TV-productions. His most outstanding roles were Tannhäuser in Hamburg and Vienna as well as Herodes in Amsterdam, Cologne and Hamburg and Aaron in Dresden and Berlin. Today, Günter Neumann devotes himself just to the character mode. In 2003 he has made his debut as director.
Günter Neumann will be seen in the 2006/07 season at the Komische Oper Berlin as Gabriel von Eisenstein in »The Bat« and Feri in »The Gypsy Princess«.
Als Gabriel von Eisenstein in »Die Fledermaus« und Feri in »Die Csárdásfürstin« ist Günter Neumann in der Spielzeit 2006/07 an der Komischen Oper Berlin zu erleben.
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After first engagements in Potsdam and Weimar, Günter Neumann was engaged in 1969 by the Komische Oper Berlin and became Felsenstein's Don José. Since then he has created 44 roles and has appeared on average 84 times a year on this stage, which was his artistic home. He identified completely with its aims, the Realistic Music Theatre. Guest performances took him to all important opera houses. He has participated in numerous LP- , Radio and TV-productions. His most outstanding roles were Tannhäuser in Hamburg and Vienna as well as Herodes in Amsterdam, Cologne and Hamburg and Aaron in Dresden and Berlin. Today, Günter Neumann devotes himself just to the character mode. In 2003 he has made his debut as director.
Günter Neumann will be seen in the 2006/07 season at the Komische Oper Berlin as Gabriel von Eisenstein in »The Bat« and Feri in »The Gypsy Princess«.
