Hans Peter Blochwitz is an esteemed German tenor, renowned for his distinct lyrical voice and interpretative depth, particularly in the realms of lieder, oratorio, and opera. Born on August 28, 1949 in Wuppertal, Germany, he initially studied musicology and German before embarking on a career in music. His voice, noted for its clarity and agility, has made him a vocal artist much in demand for concert and recital performances across the world, especially in the works of Mozart, Bach, and Mahler, as well as in the German lied tradition.

Throughout his illustrious career, Blochwitz has collaborated with leading orchestras and conductors, as well as celebrated chamber musicians. His discography reflects his versatility and includes acclaimed recordings of Hugo Wolf's "Italienisches Liederbuch" and "Mörike-Lieder," Mahler's "Das Lied von der Erde," and Brahms's "Deutsche Volkslieder," alongside significant contributions to the works of Schubert and Zemlinsky. Blochwitz is particularly lauded for his performances in the recordings of Mozart's sacred music, such as the "Coronation Mass" and "Requiem," where his refined vocal technique and expressive sensitivity have received widespread acclaim. As a testament to his skill and dedication to the craft, his interpretations are regarded as benchmarks for these roles, demonstrating his enduring influence on the vocal music landscape.

Genres

Classical Tenor

Latest Release

Wolf: Italienisches Liederbuch, Mörike-Lieder

Hans Peter Blochwitz

Album - 61 Tracks - Released November 1, 2013