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Tuesday, 2/2/2027
at 7:30 PM



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Malte Müller, tenor Called “an exceptionally expressive singer” by the US-American Fanfare Magazine, who “can draw on an impressive range of dynamics and colors, combined with a crystal-clear mode of expression,” and whose singing has been compared to that of Peter Pears or Julius Patzak, Malte Müller has performed with various orchestras and ensembles in many cities and concert halls at home and abroad.
Concert engagements have taken him to Zurich (Tonhalle), Lucerne (KKL), Munich (Herkulessaal, Cathedral), Essen (Philharmonie, Cathedral), Heidelberg (Alte Aula), Vienna (Austrian Society for Music), Kloster Banz, Assisi, Perugia, Bern, and Zagreb, among others. His repertoire encompasses the great works from Baroque to late Romanticism on the concert stage, but also German film hits, operetta arias, and highlights from classical musicals. Malte Müller particularly enjoys dedicating himself to the art song.
Born in Lichtenfels, Upper Bavaria, Malte Müller received his training after a fundamental musical influence in the boys' choir of the Regensburger Domspatzen and a successful study of law, at the Hochschule für Musik Mannheim under Rudolf Piernay and Alejandro Ramírez. He was significantly influenced by the Puerto Rican tenor Edgardo Zayas, who taught him the technique of Belcanto. Master classes with Gundula Janowitz, Christoph Prégardien, and Hans-Peter Blochwitz provided him with further impulses.
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