Кредити за изпълнение
Предстоящи изпълнения Днес нататък
Минали изпълнения 2021 — Вчера
Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse (The Princess and the Pea), Toch
Landestheater Linz MusiktheaterDer Minister (The Minister)
Преглед на артистите и постановъчната трупаZur gold'nen Liebe, Benatzky
Landestheater Linz MusiktheaterPeter Fabricius, Komponist
Преглед на артистите и постановъчната трупа-
Oslo-filharmonien Gjester Khio, Køppe ChristoffersenKorsslettenStorsveenIrgens-JensenHalvorsen
Operahøgskolen i OsloSoloist
Вижте програмата, актьорите и екипаOperaforestilling: Nye bekjentskaper, Andersen-WingarSchjelderup, G.
Operahøgskolen i OsloJohann Prinz, sein Schüler
Вижте програмата, актьорите и екипаLa finta giardiniera (The Pretend Garden-Girl, K. 196), Mozart
Den Norske Opera & BalletContino Belfiore (Belfiore)
Преглед на артистите и постановъчната трупаKonsert med Operahøgskolens avgangsstudenter, Various
Operahøgskolen i OsloTenor
Преглед на артистите и постановъчната трупаПредстоящи изпълнения
11Benjamin Button, Febel
Landestheater Linz MusiktheaterHase
Преглед на артистите и постановъчната трупаIl Viaggio, Bröder
Landestheater Linz MusiktheaterErscheinung Cesares + 1 роли
Вижте програмата, актьорите и екипаИнтро шоурил
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Gluck: Quel langage… Unis dès la plus tendre enfance (Iphigénie en Tauride), Martin Enger Holm
Представени видеоклипове за изпълнение
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Биография
Norwegian tenor Martin Enger Holm is a versatile classical singer currently in his last year at Oslo National Academy of Opera (KHiO). He holds a BMus & MA degree from the Royal Academy of Music in London where he received their prestigious Entrance Scholarship and was a Josephine Baker Trust Scholar. Martin’s repertoire ranges from opera to oratorio & art songs spanning from baroque to modern music. In 2021 he made his debut in staged outdoor performances of Alcina as Oronte with Saluzzo Opera Academy in Italy (director: Dario Innella), as Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni staged in the drawing room of the historic Athenaeum Club in London (director: David Thomas) and as the Prologue & Peter Quint in The Turn of The Screw by Benjamin Britten as part of the opera course in Oslo (director: Jacop
