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Martin Nagy, tenor
freelance opera and concert singer
founding member of the Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart
teaching position for singing at the Stuttgart Music School
Laureate of the Silver Lion of the Venice Biennale
Premio abbiati Milano

Martin Nagy, born in 1961, received after the study of the school music (majoring in violin and voice), the lied class and opera in Stuttgart, he was first engaged as a soloist at the engagement at the Eduard von Winterstein Theater in Annaberg-Buchholz.

 

His most important teachers were Bruce Abel and Ernst Poettgen, later Douglas Hines and Friederike Lamparter. Courses with Nicolai Gedda and Ernst Haefliger completed his studies.

Since 1994 he has been a freelance opera and concert singer.

 

Song recitals with the pianist Ira Maria Vitoshynskyj. U.a. together with her he has made numerous radio and CD recordings. Newly published »Songs and Arias from Dresden« under the »Ars« label of the SWR (conception Dr. Joachim Draheim), as well as a first recording of the of the reconstructed opera fragment »Adrast« by Franz Schubert.

 

Many years of teaching at the Stuttgart Music School, also in the context of study preparation.

 

As a founding member Martin Nagy is now 38 years tenor of the Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, with whom he, first under the baton of Manfred Schreier, since 2000 as an independent chamber since the year 2000 as an independent chamber ensemble. to more than 25 European countries, to North and South America, Russia, Egypt, China and Japan.
(www.neuevocalsolisten.de)

 

In September 2021, the ensemble will be awarded the Silver Lion Venice the Silver Lion.

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Voice Affairs 1. Aufgeführt beim ECLAT Festival 2021
Voice Affairs 1. Aufgeführt beim ECLAT Festival 2021
Voice Affairs 1. Aufgeführt beim ECLAT Festival 2021
Samir Odeh Tamimi: VOICE AFFAIRS
Annelies van Parys: Private View
VOICE AFFAIRS, 2021
Holdenstedter Schlosswochen 23
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Holdenstedter Schlosswochen 23, zusammen mit Claus Temps
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Holdenstedter Schlosswochen 23, zusammen mit Frauke Thalacker
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Holdenstedter Schlosswochen 23, zusammen mit Frauke Thalacker
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Claude VivierLove Songs

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Amr OkbaFaith

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Nikolaus BrassSommertag

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Meine Seele, die dich liebt (Adrast)

Margreth am Tore

Io Amai Sempre (After Willaert)

Tragödie, Für Sopran, Tenor Und Orchester Nach Texten Von Heinrich Heine

Djamileh (Sung in German)
(arr. for voice and piano)

Jensen, Adolf op. 1
Oh, sing Du Schöne, sing mir nicht

Schuncke, Ludwig
Der Jüngling am Bache

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Robert Schumann
Frühe Versuche und späte Meisterwerke

Cornelia Wosnitza, Sopran • Martin Nagy, Tenor • Hansheinz Schneeberger, Violine • Südwestfälische Philharmonie • Florian Merz, Dirigent

Franz Schubert [1797-1828]
Entdeckungen Bearbeitungen.
AdrastFragment eines Singspiels, Szenen aus Fast

Barbara Berens • Martin Nagy • Steffen Lachenmann • Kammerchor Potsdam
Brandenburger Symphoniker • Gernot Schulz

Lob des Bieres

M. Hayden • C. M. v. Weber • V. Lachner • F. Abt, C • Reinecke • A. Jensen und andere

Franz Schubert [1797-1828]
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AdrastFragment eines Singspiels, Szenen aus Fast

Barbara Berens • Martin Nagy • Steffen Lachenmann • Kammerchor Potsdam • Brandenburger Symphoniker • Gernot Schulz

Franz Schubert [1797-1828]
Entdeckungen Bearbeitungen.
AdrastFragment eines Singspiels, Szenen aus Fast

Barbara Berens • Martin Nagy • Steffen Lachenmann • Kammerchor Potsdam • Brandenburger Symphoniker • Gernot Schulz

Franz Schubert [1797-1828]
Entdeckungen Bearbeitungen.
AdrastFragment eines Singspiels, Szenen aus Fast

Barbara Berens • Martin Nagy • Steffen Lachenmann • Kammerchor Potsdam • Brandenburger Symphoniker • Gernot Schulz

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Martin and Lukas bake a pineapple tart

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