Andrè Schuen is an acclaimed baritone whose resonant voice and nuanced performances have captivated audiences internationally. Born in the Ladin-speaking part of northern Italy, Schuen’s musical journey began in his hometown before he furthered his studies at the Mozarteum University of Salzburg. His diverse repertoire ranges from the masterpieces of German Lied to operatic roles, as well as contemporary works.

Schuen's powerful interpretations of Franz Schubert's song cycles, as evidenced by his performances of "Schwanengesang," "Wandrers Nachtlied," and "Die schöne Müllerin," have established him as a significant figure in classical vocal music. His versatility is further showcased through his collaborations with contemporary composers like Thomas Larcher, whose works "The Living Mountain" and "Symphony No. 2 'Kenotaph'" feature Schuen's dynamic vocal abilities. Andrè Schuen continues to enthrall music lovers with his profound musicality, as seen in a range of interpretations from the delicate "Schlafendes Jesuskind" by Hugo Wolf to the impassioned "L'Ultima Canzone" by Francesco Paolo Tosti. His career is marked by a deft combination of technical skill and deep emotional connection, making him one of the most compelling baritones of his generation.

Genres

Art Song

Latest Release

Schubert: An die Musik, D. 547 (Musical Moments)

Franz Schubert•

Andrè Schuen

Single - Released July 5, 2024