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Wolfram Lattke (Tenor)

Born: May 13, 1978 - Pirna, near Dresden, Saxony, Germany

The German tenor, Wolfram Lattke, has already received his first singing training at age 7. As a boy soprano he was a member of the Dresdner Kreuzchor (1987-1988) and later the Thomanerchor Leipzig, where he spent the next years of his life and enjoyed an extensive musical education (1988-1996). After a formative period in the choir in the home of J.S. Bach, Wolfram Lattke received singing lessons with Bernd-Siegfried Weber (Leipzig) and completed then a vocal studies from 1998 to 2004 at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater “Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" in Leipzig with Professor Hans-Joachim Beyer, who connects with him until now in a valuable creative collaboration. Further impetus he received by attending master-classes with Horst Günter and Peter Schreier. Since 1995 he is member of the renowned vocal soloist Ensemble Amarcord.

Many engagements have taken Wolfram Lattke in recent years throughout Europe, North and Central America, Southeast Asia, Japan, Australia and the Middle East. He is a regular guest at the world's major concert halls. In April 2002 he won as a member of the Ensemble Amarcord the German Music Competition.

Wolfram Lattke has performed with leading ensembles and conductors, including the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Münchener Rundfunkorchester, Kölner Akademie, London International Piano Quintet, Thomanerchor Leipzig directed by Thomaskantor Georg Christoph Biller, Dresdner Kreuzchor under Kreuzkantor Roderich Kreile, Lawrence Foster, Kurt Masur, Riccardo Chailly, John Mauceri, Dmitry Sitkovetsky, Joshua Rifkin and his Bach Ensemble (USA), Trinity Baroque (UK), Hilliard Ensemble (UK) His repertoire includes ensemble and Lieder literature of all periods, mostly the oratorio and cantata, J.S. Bach's works and oratorios and Passions of Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras, but also of the 17th and 20th centuries.

Recent concert engagements have already taken him in the 2009-2010 season to the Europäischen Musikfest in Stuttgart (Germany, Festival Cervantino in Guanajuato (Mexico, Teatro Nacional Rubén Darío in Managua (Nicaragua), Teatro Nacional Panama City, Festival Varaždinske barokne večeri in Varaždin (Croatia), Festival van Vlaanderen (Belgium), MusicFest Vancouver (Canada), Bachwoche Ansbach (Germany), the Berliner Philharmonie and the Philharmonie St. Petersburg, with J.S. Bach's Weihnachts-Oratorium (BWV 248) conducted by Riccardo Chailly at Teatro del Maggio Musicale Florence (Italy), at the Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, in Denmark, Great Britain, France, Costa Rica, Korea, Bulgaria and the USA. Further invitations in 2010 include: the Thüringer Bachwochen (Germany), Festival Concentus Moraviae (Czech Republic), Festival de La Chaise-Dieu (France), again the Rheingau Musikfestival (Germany), Festival van Vlaanderen in Belgium, and Austria, Sweden, Russia and the USA.

Various CD recordings and radio recordings document his artistic work. Recordings with him in 2010 include: a reconstructed version of J.S. Bach’s Markus-Passion (BWV 247) with Kölner Akademie (Carus Verlag), “Musikalischen Exequien" (Raumklang Edition), and J.S. Bach’s Weihnachts-Oratorium (BWV 248) with Gewandhausorchester Leipzig conducted by Riccardo Chailly.



Sources:
Rosenthal Musikmanagement Website, English translation by Aryeh Oron (October 2010)
Wolfram Lattke profile on Facebook
Bits & pieces from other sources
Contributed by
Aryeh Oron (October 2010, February 2017)

Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works

Conductor

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Works

Ensemble Amarcord

Tenor

[F2020-M2/1] [C-1] (2020, Video): Chorales BWV 93/7, BWV 140/4 BWV 227/1,6, BWV 432, BWV 5/7, BWV 137/5

Georg Christoph Biller

Tenor

BWV 244 [3rd, Evangelist, Video]

Herbert Blomstedt

Tenor

[V-2] (2017, DVD) :BWV 232 [2nd recording]

Riccardo Chailly

Tenor

BWV 248

Matthias Grünert

Tenor

[V-6] (2020, 3-CD): BWV 244

Wolfgang Katschner

Tenor

BWV 225-230, BWV Anh 159

Sigiswald Kuijken

Tenor

AOB Video: BWV 22, BWV 23, BWV 75

Andreas Reize

Tenor

[TV-2] (2022, Video): BWV 244 [2nd recording, Arias]

Gotthold Schwarz

Tenor

[C-2] (2018): BWV 33, BWV 17, BWV 99
[F2020-M1/1] [CV-1] (2020, Video): BWV 29, BWV 11
[F2020-V1] [V-4] (2020, Video): J. Kuhnau (attributed): Motet Tristis est anima mea; BWV 245: Chorales; J. Handl (J. Gallus): Motet Ecce quomodo moritur

Masaaki Suzuki

Tenor

BWV 205, BWV 207

Masaaki Suzuki

Tenor

Member of Bach Collegium Japan:
Secular Cantatas Vol. 4:
BWV 205, BWV 207

Michael Alexander Willens

Tenor

Member of Ensemble Amarcord:
[V-1] (2009): BWV 247 [Solo Track 24]

Links to other Sites

Wolfram Lattke, Tenor (Rosenthal Musikmanagement)
Wolfram Lattke on Facebook
Amarcord (Official Website)
Wolfram Lattke - Tenor (Bach Collegium Japan) [2014]
Interview with Amarcord’s Wolfram Lattke (Musica Viva Australia Blog) [Jul 2012]
Wolfram Lattke (Wikipedia) [English]
Wolfram Lattke (Wikipedia) [Gerrman]


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