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Mahler’s ‘Des Knaben Wunderhorn’ in Tokyo

Thomas Hampson joins the NHK Symphony Orchestra on September 26 and 27, singing selections from Mahler’s Des Knaben Wunderhorn. Based on a compilation of German folk songs, poems, and aphorisms, Des Knaben Wunderhorn covers a vast array of subjects and emotions, from wistful romance to soldiers’ tales...

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The 6th International Opera Workshop Waiblingen

From September 13-20, Thomas Hampson will work with students at the International Opera Workshop Waiblingen. Founded by Hampson and soprano Melanie Diener, the International Opera Workshop is aimed at young singers from Germany and abroad, bridging the educational and experiential gap between study and...

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‘Freedom Unbound’ in Brazil

Thomas Hampson joins the Orchester Wiener Akademiem and Hamburg Chamber Ballet for Freedom Unbound, a program of orchestral and vocal music, recitation, and dance, with performances on August 25 and 26 at São Paulo, Brazil’s Teatro Cultura Artística. Leading the production is conductor Ilia Korol,...

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‘La traviata’ in Graz

On August 17 and 19, Thomas Hampson brings his “world class” (Neue Press) Georgio Germont in Verdi’s beloved La traviata to audiences at Graz’s Kasematten Castle. It’s a signature role for the baritone, who has sung it on some of the world’s most prestigious stages, including The Metropolitan...

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‘Farmer’s Market’ at the KirchKlang Festival

Thomas Hampson joins the KirchKlang festival for Farmer’s Market – Bach, Baroque & Jazz in the Countryside on August 10. This charming program is anchored by Bach’s folk-inspired Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet, BWV 212, often known as the Peasant Cantata. The piece is sandwiched by Johann Heinrich...

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In recital with Ksenija Sidorova at the Verbier Festival

On July 20, Thomas Hampson reunites with virtuoso accordionist Ksenija Sidorova, performing at Switzerland’s Verbier Festival. The two will perform an original and eclectic recital program, which has previously been seen in Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands. The recital begins with selections...

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