Julian Behr

Julian Behr is a celebrated German tenor known for his versatility, moving seamlessly between opera, oratorio, and art song. He's graced the stages of major opera houses worldwide, including the Metropolitan Opera, the Vienna State Opera, and La Scala, tackling roles ranging from Mozart's lyric heroes to more dramatic Wagnerian parts. Beyond the operatic stage, Behr is a dedicated recitalist and recording artist, with a particular passion for the art song repertoire, evident in albums like "Die Welt ist toll," "Crystal Tears," and his explorations of composers like Dowland and Henry Lawes.

His recordings showcase not only his beautiful voice and impeccable technique but also his deep understanding of the texts he sings. Whether performing early music accompanied by lute, as heard in "Luthers Laute," or delving into the romantic world of Lieder, Behr brings a thoughtful and expressive approach to his performances. This commitment to both musical excellence and emotional depth has earned him critical acclaim and a devoted following.

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