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The premiere of the Dresden University of Music's production took place on April 12th. The performance was of "The White Rose" in its original 1967 version by Udo Zimmermann. Alexander Rampp sang the role of Professor Kurt Huber . It was a moving and impressive performance of this work, which was being staged for the first time since 1967. The audience was thrilled by the deeply moving performance. Further dates with Alexander Rampp are on April 17th, April 29th and Ma

Performances of this year's production by the Dresden University of Music begin on April 12th. The opera Die Weiße Rose by Udo Zimmermann will be performed in its first version. Alexander Rampp sings the role of Professor Huber in this moving work. The performances with Alexander Rampp in this role are on April 12th, 17th, 29th and May 9th. Further information can be found at the following link: https://www.staatsschauspiel-dresden.de/spielplan/az/die-weisse-rose-fassu

From March 7th to 9th, Alexander Rampp participated in a masterclass with Juliane Banse. The course was organized by the Richard Wagner Association of Munich. Many thanks to them! The course concluded with a concert on March 9th, in which the singers presented the pieces they had worked on. Alexander Rampp sang "Vi ravviso" from Bellini's opera La Sonnambula and the Landgrave's address "Gar viel und schön wart hier" from Richard Wagner's Tannhäuser .

On February 23, the Icking Vocal Ensemble, conducted by Peter Marino, performed works by Michael and Joseph Haydn. Alexander Rampp sang the bass solos in Michael Haydn's Requiem . The concert was completely sold out.

In the upcoming summer semester, Alexander Rampp will participate in the university production at the Dresden University of Music. The performance will be The White Rose (1967 version) by Udo Zimmermann. He will sing the role of Professor Huber . The performances take place from April to May in the Kleines Haus of the Staatsschauspiel Dresden.

On October 24th, the scholarship recipients' concert of the Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) took place in the Great Hall of the Dresden University of Music. Alexander Rampp sang works by George Frideric Handel and Albert Lortzing. A reception followed, providing an opportunity for the sponsors and musicians to network.

The third year of studies has begun. In addition to familiar courses, it brings some new impulses, including subjects such as Oratorio/Concerto Interpretation and Song Duo.

As part of the Richard Wagner Scholarship, Alexander Rampp had the opportunity to attend three performances at the Bayreuth Festival in August. He saw Tannhäuser , Siegfried , and Parisfal . The visit was complemented by a comprehensive program for scholarship recipients. It was a special experience to get to know the Festspielhaus and to see these three operas.

My second year of studies has come to an end, and I would like to thank everyone who accompanied me on this journey. In particular, my main subject teacher, Professor Matthias Henneberg.

After six highly successful performances, the opera Dante – From Inferno to Paradise was performed for what is currently its final time at the Hof Theatre on July 12th. The first opera by Hollywood composer Patrick Cassidy was met with enthusiastic standing ovations from the audience each time. It was also the final directorial work of outgoing artistic director Reinhardt Friese and the last performances by conductor Ivo Hentschel at the Hof Theatre. Great appreciation is d

As part of the opera scene studies program at the Dresden University of Music, an opera recital takes place every semester. To conclude the academic year, Alexander Rampp presented the opening duets and the aria "Se vuol ballare" from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera Le nozze di Figaro .

For the module examination of the second year of study, Alexander Rampp sang the songs "O wüsst ich doch den Weg zurück" by Johannes Brahms and "Reiselied" by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, as well as the arias "Sorge infausta" from the opera Orlando by George Frideric Handel and "Fünftausend Taler" from the opera Der Wildschütz by Albert Lortzing. The module examination assesses the students' progress annually under performance conditions.

Premiere fever with standing ovations at the Hof Theatre Alexander Rampp performed the role of the Angel of Chastity in Patrick Cassidy's opera Dante - From Inferno To Paradise . The Irish composer Cassidy created one of the most beautiful and impressive pieces of music in film history with his score "Vide Cor Meum" for the psychological thriller "Hannibal." Ivo Hentschel conducted. The opera was the final directorial work of artistic director Reinhardt Friese.

On June 2nd, Alexander Rampp performed at the Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz in Munich as part of the Richard Wagner Association Munich's scholarship concert. He sang a duet for bass and baritone from Joseph Haydn's opera * List und Liebe* and the duet "Il core vi dono" from Mozart's opera *Così fan tutte* . As a soloist, he presented Leporello's aria "Madamina, il catalogo è questo" from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera * Don Giovanni * and Baculus's aria "Fünftausend Tal

Alexander Rampp has been engaged by the Hof Theatre for the new production and world premiere of the opera DANTE – FROM INFERNO TO PARADISE . He will sing the role of the Angel of Chastity. This will be the last directorial work of artistic director Reinhardt Friese. The libretto was written by the new artistic director, Lothar Krause, in collaboration with composer Patrick Cassidy, a collaborator of Hans Zimmer. Ivo Hentschel will conduct. Performances will take place in M

Alexander Rampp has been accepted into the Richard Wagner scholarship program. As a scholarship recipient of the Richard Wagner Association Munich, he will perform on June 2nd at the Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz, Munich. More information: Richard Wagner Association event ( rwv-muenchen.de )

Alexander Rampp was awarded the Dey Foundation scholarship as well as the Germany Scholarship.