Michael Bohnen At The Metropolitan Opera, New York
Michael Bohnen
Michael Bohnen At The Metropolitan Opera, New York
Michael Bohnen
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About
Weighing in at 280 pounds and over 6 feet tall, Michael Bohnen was a true giant on the German operatic stage. Following his training, he made his debut as Kaspar in "Der Freischütz" in Düsseldorf in 1910. This was the prelude to a marvelous career that led him via Wiesbaden to Berlin. There he recorded his first disc in 1912.
He became a leading baritone and bass singer in the following years and shone especially as a singer of Wagner. When he appeared at the Metropolitan in New York in the 20's he was mentioned in one breath with Benjamino Gigli and Feodor Chaliapin.
Original recordings 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1930Contents and tracklist
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Berlin City Opera Orchestra
- Selmar Meyrowitz
- Michael Bohnen
- Georg Szell Orchestra, Berlin City Opera Orchestra
- George Szell, Selmar Meyrowitz
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
- Michael Bohnen
- Metropolitan Opera
