Christoph Genz

Christoph Genz is a German tenor who started to help to make a status in the past due 1990s. He was an associate from the renowned Leipzig Thomanerchor, a business that was once among Johann Sebastian Bach’s choirs. He analyzed at King’s University, Cambridge, in Britain, and was an associate of the popular Choir of King’s University. His educators are Hans-Joachim Beyer and the fantastic soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. Early in his profession he won Initial Awards in the Leipzig Bach Competition as well as the Grimsby International Performers Competition in Britain. Genz made a short strong displaying in the best Mozart tenor functions of Tamino (The Magic Flute) and Fernando (Così lover tutte). He produced a Wigmore Hall recital appearance in London in July 2000, getting acclaim there and in the Alte Oper in Frankfurt as well as the Concertgebouw recital hall in Amsterdam. Genz spent some time working with conductors Herbert Blomstedt, Philippe Herreweghe, Franz Brüggen, Sir Simon Rattle, and Peter Schreier. He documented Bach cantatas with Sir John Eliot Gardiner, and continues to be selected by Maestro Gardiner to take part in the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage Tour by Gardiner along with his Monteverdi Performers Choir and British Baroque Soloists. Genz in addition has recorded Bach’s Enthusiasm Relating to St. John, BWV 245, with Ludwig Güttler and Richard Strauss’s Ariadne auf Naxos beneath the past due Giuseppe Sinopoli. His sibling Stephan Genz, a baritone, similarly began performing in the Thomanerchor.