Kurt Marschner (库尔特·马什纳) album cover

库尔特·马什纳 Kurt Marschner

库尔特·马什纳

K.Marschner / K.马什纳

RegionGermany

TypeSolo

ProfessionTenor

Artist Profile

Born inKrásná Lípa, Marschner trained as a singer at theDresden Conservatory. He made his debut in Karlsbad (Sudetenland), not far from his native village. From 1942 to 1944 Marschner sang at the opera in German-occupied Oslo. After the end of the war he played in Oldenburg and Frankfurt. In 1949 Marschner joined theHamburg State Operawhere he remained a member of the ensemble for several decades. At this venue he took part in over 4000 performances.
In addition to his work on stage, Marschner also appeared in filmed performances beginning in the 1960s: At first he played and sang small parts in works such asFidelioandThe Magic Flute. In later years Marschner also took over bigger supporting roles such as Balthasar Zorn in Wagner'sDie Meistersinger von Nürnbergand also leading roles such as Orpheus in Offenbach'sOrpheus in the Underworld.[1]In some filmed performances he was the voice dubbed in for the actor (e.g. 1953 inLa traviataand 1964 inDie Reise auf den Mond).[2]
Marschner died in Hamburg at age 71.[3]He is buried in theFriedhof Ohlsdorfin Ham 摘自维基百科 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Marschner