Werner Güra is a highly acclaimed tenor known for his expertise in the realm of Classical and Romantic era Lieder and oratorios. Born in Munich, Germany, Güra studied voice at the Hochschule für Musik in his hometown and later in Salzburg. He was honed further as a musician by distinguished teachers such as Kurt Widmer, Ingrid Figur, and Wessela Zlateva. Following his studies, Güra quickly established himself as a formidable performer with a refined vocal quality and intellectual depth, particularly in his interpretations of works by Bach, Schubert, Schumann, and Mozart.
Throughout his remarkable career, Güra has performed across Europe and beyond, both in opera productions and as a concert singer. His repertoire skilfully embraces Baroque masterpieces, as evidenced by his stirring renditions in recordings such as "J.S. Bach: Johannes-Passion, BWV 245" and "Bach: Matthäus-Passion, BWV 244". He is equally adept in the nuanced performances of the Classical and Romantic Lied, with his recordings of "Schubert: Winterreise" and "Beethoven: Lieder & Bagatellen" standing as testaments to his expressive capabilities and meticulous attention to musical detail. In his work, Güra collaborates with leading orchestras and period ensembles, ever expanding the horizons of historical performance practice while also bringing fresh perspectives to traditional interpretations. His artistry has been consistently recognized by critics and audiences alike, making Werner Güra one of the most compelling tenor voices of his generation.
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