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Gerhard Ahrens

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Georg Nigl as Jakob Lenz in ‘Jakob Lenz’
Romantic vocal lines, atonal sprechgesang or even just spoken word – give Georg Nigl a text and he imprints expression and meaning on each and every syllable. In honour of his literary recital, we delved deep into our archives and found this – equally literary – fragment: his heartfelt interpretation of the poet Jakob Lenz in the eponymous opera by Wolfgang Rihm, which earned him the title of ‘Singer of the Year’ in 2015.

Georg Nigl, Martina Gedeck & Elena Bashkirova

Georg Nigl, Martina Gedeck & Elena Bashkirova: Recital Various

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