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Nele Gramß (Soprano) |
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Born: Bad Rodach, Bavaria, Germany |
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The German soprano and singing teacher, Nele Gramß, grew up in a family where her broad musical interests began. She studied in Würzburg, Munich and Amsterdam. Initiially she studied school music and viola da gamba, and then singing. Margreet Honig, Barbara Schlick and Monika Bürgener are and were important teachers for her. Since her graduation in Amsterdam in 1992, she is a freelance singer.
Although her extensive repertoire encompasses music of all periods and genres, Nele Gramß specialises in music of the 17th century. She most frequently sings the J.S. Bach oratorios, Monteverdi, Heinrich Schütz and other polyphonic vocal works. Next to oratorio, she specialises in chamber music: she is a permanent member of Movimento and the Gesualdo Consort Amsterdam. She also gives Lied recitals (Romantic and French song) with her piano accompanist Annie Gicquel and performs with a wide range of ensembles and orchestras. Last summer (2009) she took part in two performances of Arthur Honegger’s Jeanne d’Arc. Another recent highlight were staged performances of George Frideric Handel’s Saul in St. Egidien’s Church in Nuremberg.
For several years Nele Gramß shares her experience with young singers at the Musikhochschulen Würzburg and Bremen. |
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Source: Leipziger Symposium Website, English translation by Aryeh Oron (January 2008); Carus-Verlag Website (January 2010)
Contributed by Aryeh Oron (January 2008, January 2010) |
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Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works |
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Conductor |
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Works |
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Pieter Jan Belder |
Soprano |
BWV 64, BWV 81, BWV 227 |
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Wolfgang Helbich |
Soprano |
BWV 150, BWV 237, BWV 239, BWV 240, BWV Anh 24, BWV Anh 30, BWV Anh 167 |
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Tobias Hiller |
Soprano |
BWV 232, BWV 248/1-3 |
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Peter Neumann |
Soprano |
G.F. Handel: Brockes Passion, HWV 48 |
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Links to other Sites |
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5. Leipziger Symposium: Nele Gramß [German]
Nele Gramß -
Mezzosopran (Official Website) [German] |
Nele Gramß (Carus-Verlag) |
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