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01/26 Last performance of "Krabat" at the Görlitz Theatre
The final performance of Marius Felix Lange's opera "Krabat" took place at the Görlitz Theatre on January 25th. It will continue with six more performances in April and May at the Bautzen Theatre.
01/26 Scenic Podium
On January 22nd, the fourth-year students' scenic podium took place at the Dresden University of Music to mark the end of the semester. The evening's theme was "Abysses." Alexander Rampp performed the role of the mule driver in Carl Orff's opera "Die Kluge" and the role of the husband in Bernhard Lang's opera "Re:igen." The two roles could hardly have been more contrasting: one lighthearted and comic, the other dark and violent.
01/26 Masterclass with Luca De Marchi
For three days at the beginning of January, Alexander Rampp participated in a masterclass with Luca De Marchi. The focus was on working through Mozart's Don Giovanni.
12/25 performances at the end of the year
Alexander Rampp ended 2025 with three performances.
In Munich, he sang Karl Kempter's "Pastoral Mass," Camille Saint-Saëns' "Oratorio de Noël," and Joseph Haydn's "Nicolaimesse."
In Munich, he sang Karl Kempter's "Pastoral Mass," Camille Saint-Saëns' "Oratorio de Noël," and Joseph Haydn's "Nicolaimesse."
12/25 Concert tour to Paris
On December 7th, Alexander Rampp sang Bach's Magnificat and Parts I, V, and VI of the Christmas Oratorio at the German Evangelical Christ Church in Paris.
Under the direction of Thibault Lam Quang, the choir and orchestra Les Temperamens Variations performed, along with soloists Johanna Kaldewei, Jennifer Gleinig, Jan Kobow, and Sebastian Obrecht, in addition to Alexander Rampp.
Under the direction of Thibault Lam Quang, the choir and orchestra Les Temperamens Variations performed, along with soloists Johanna Kaldewei, Jennifer Gleinig, Jan Kobow, and Sebastian Obrecht, in addition to Alexander Rampp.
11/25 Krabat at the Zittau Theatre
Two performances of the opera Krabat took place at the Zittau Theatre on the 20th and 21st.
The final two performances in Görlitz will take place on December 27th and January 25th.
The final two performances in Görlitz will take place on December 27th and January 25th.
11/2025 Announcement Don Giovanni
In spring 2026, Alexander Rampp will sing the role of Leporello in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera Don Giovanni at the Kleines Haus of the Staatsschauspiel Dresden. The premiere will take place on April 17th. There will be a total of eight performances.
11/2025 Review of the concert weekend
On November 1, 2025, Alexander Rampp sang as a soloist in Munich in Joseph Haydn's Missa Sancti Bernardi de Offida in B-flat major, also known as the Holy Mass. Mendelssohn's Double Quartet "Denn er hat seinen Engeln" was also performed.
On November 3, 2025, Alexander Rampp was heard as a soloist in Niccolò Jommelli's Requiem.
On November 3, 2025, Alexander Rampp was heard as a soloist in Niccolò Jommelli's Requiem.
11/2025 Announcement Christmas Oratorio in Paris
On December 7th, Alexander Rampp will sing as soloist in Johann Sebastian Bach's Magnificat BWV 243 and the Christmas Oratorio Parts I, V, VI BWV 248 at the Evangelical Christ Church in Paris, under the direction of Thibault Lam Quang. The choir is the Chamber Choir Les Temperamens Variations from Paris. The other soloists are Johanna Knaut-Kaldewei (soprano), Jennifer Gleinig (alto), and Jan Kobow (tenor).
10/2025 Start of the fourth year of studies
Alexander Rampp began his fourth year of studies at the end of September. Numerous exciting projects await him, both inside and outside the university.
09/2025 An honorable house or In dubio pro libido
On September 20, the operetta podium, entitled "An Honorable House or In Dubio pro Libido," took place at the Dresden University of Music. Under the scenic direction of Kay Link and the musical direction of Christian Garbosnik, the students spent a week developing an entertaining and colorful operetta program. The performance was enthusiastically received.
09/2025 Premiere Krabat
The premiere of Marius Felix Lange's opera "Krabat" took place at the Görlitz Theater on September 13th. Alexander Rampp sang the role of Marcji.
The work was enthusiastically received by the audience.
All other performances can be found at https://www.g-h-t.de/de/spielplan/krabat-familienoper/.
The work was enthusiastically received by the audience.
All other performances can be found at https://www.g-h-t.de/de/spielplan/krabat-familienoper/.
08/2025 2nd International Louis Spohr Festival and 27th International Louis Spohr Competition
The 2nd International Louis Spohr Festival, combined with a masterclass with Prof. Yamina Maamar, took place over four days in August. The highlights of the festival were the concerts on the second and final days.
Following the festival, the two-day Louis Spohr Competition took place, in which Alexander Rampp reached the finals.
Following the festival, the two-day Louis Spohr Competition took place, in which Alexander Rampp reached the finals.
07/25 Completion of the fourth year of study
The fourth year of study ended in mid-July after numerous exams and many wonderful experiences. The final year of the bachelor's program begins at the end of September.
06/25 Start of the rehearsal phase for Krabat
The first half of the rehearsal phase for the world premiere of Marius Felix Lange's opera Krabat at the Gerhard Hauptmann Theater in Görlitz-Zittau began at the end of June 2025. Alexander Rampp will play the role of Macij. The premiere is scheduled for mid-September.
04/25 Premiere The White Rose
The premiere of the Dresden University of Music's production took place on April 12. The performance featured "The White Rose" in the 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 enthusiastic about the highly moving performance.
Further dates with Alexander Rampp are on April 17, April 29, and May 9.
It was a moving and impressive performance of this work, which was being staged for the first time since 1967. The audience was enthusiastic about the highly moving performance.
Further dates with Alexander Rampp are on April 17, April 29, and May 9.
25/03 Upcoming performances of "The White Rose"
Performances of this year's production at the Dresden University of Music begin on April 12. Udo Zimmermann's opera "The White Rose" 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 12, April 17, April 29, and May 9.
Further information can be found at the following link: https://www.staatsschauspiel-dresden.de/spielplan/a-z/die-weisse-rose-fassung-1967/
The performances with Alexander Rampp in this role are on April 12, April 17, April 29, and May 9.
Further information can be found at the following link: https://www.staatsschauspiel-dresden.de/spielplan/a-z/die-weisse-rose-fassung-1967/
03/25 Masterclass with final concert
From March 7th to 9th, Alexander Rampp participated in a master class with Juliane Banse. The course was organized by the Richard Wagner Association Munich. Many thanks! The course concluded on March 9th with a concert in which the singers presented their newly completed pieces. Alexander Rampp sang "Vi ravviso" from Bellini's opera La Sonnambula and the Landgrave's speech "Gar viel und schön wart hier" from Richard Wagner's Tannhäuser.
02/25 Michael Haydn Requiem
On February 23, the Vokalensemble Icking, 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.
02/25 The White Rose
In the coming summer semester I will be taking part in the university production at the Dresden University of Music. The performance will be of The White Rose (version: 1967) by Udo Zimmermann. I will be singing the role of Prof. Huber.
The performances will take place from April to May in the Kleines Haus of the Dresden State Theater.
The performances will take place from April to May in the Kleines Haus of the Dresden State Theater.
10/24 Scholarship Concert Deutschlandstipendium
On October 24, the Deutschlandstipendium scholarship holders' concert took place in the Great Hall of the Dresden University of Music. Alexander Rampp sang works by Georg Friedrich Händel and Albert Lortzing. At a reception afterwards, the sponsors and musicians came into personal contact.
10/24 Start of the third year of study
The third year of study has begun. In addition to well-known courses, it brings some new impulses, including the subjects Interpretation Oratorio/Concert and Lied Duo.
08/24 Bayreuth Festival
As part of the Richard Wagner scholarship, Alexander Rampp was able to experience three performances at the Bayreuth Festival in August. He saw Tannhäuser, Siegfried and Parisfal. The days were complemented by a comprehensive scholarship program. It was a special experience to get to know the festival hall and experience these three operas.
07/24 End of the second year of study
The second year of study is over and I would like to thank everyone who has supported me along the way. In particular, my main subject teacher, KS Prof. Matthias Henneberg.
07/24 Conclusion of the opera Dante - From Inferno To Paradise
After six extremely successful performances, the opera Dante - From Inferno to Paradise was performed for the last time at the Theater Hof on July 12th. The first opera by the Hollywood composer Patrick Cassidy was enthusiastically celebrated with standing ovations by the audience each time. It was also the last directing work of the outgoing artistic director Reinhardt Friese and the last performances of the conductor Ivo Hentschel at the Theater Hof. Great recognition goes to everyone involved. Also a big thank you for the wonderful opportunity to take part in this production.
07/24 Opernpodium
As part of the opera scene study program at the Dresden University of Music, an opera podium takes place every semester. At the end of the academic year, Alexander Rampp presented the opening duets and the aria "Se vuol ballare" from the opera Le nozze di Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
06/24 Module examination of the second year of study
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 Georg Friedrich Händel and "Fünftausend Taler" from the opera Der Wildschütz by Albert Lortzing. In the module examination, the progress of the students is tested annually under performance conditions.
06/24 Premiere at Theater Hof
Premiere fever with standing ovations at the Theater Hof. Alexander Rampp played the role of the Angel of Chastity in the opera Dante - From Inferno To Paradise, composed by Patrick Cassidy. The Irish composer Patrick Cassidy created one of the most beautiful and impressive pieces of music in film history with the piece "Vide Cor Meum" for the psychological thriller "Hannibal". Ivo Hentschel was at the conductor's desk. The opera represents the last directorial work of the artistic director Reinhardt Friese.
06/24 Scholarship Concert of the Richard Wagner Association Munich
On June 2nd, Alexander Rampp performed as part of the Richard Wagner Association Munich scholarship concert in the Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz, Munich. He sang a duet for bass and baritone from Joseph Haydn's opera List und Liebe as well as the duet "Il core vi dono" from Mozart's opera Cosi fan tutte. As a soloist, he presented Leporello's aria "Madamina, il catalogo è questo" from the opera Don Giovanni (W. A. Mozart) and Baculus' aria "Fünftausend Taler" from Lortzing's opera Der Wildschütz.
05/24 Dante - From Inferno To Paradise
Alexander Rampp was hired by the Hof Theater for the new production DANTE - FROM INFERNO TO PARADISE. He will sing the role of the Angel of Chastity. It will be the last directing work of the artistic director Reinhardt Friese. The libretto was written by the new artistic director Lothar Krause together with the composer Patrick Cassidy. Patrick Cassidy is an employee of Hans Zimmer. Ivo Hentschel will be conducting. The performances will take place in May and June.
More information: theater-hof.de/termine/detail/dante--from-inferno-to-paradise.
More information: theater-hof.de/termine/detail/dante--from-inferno-to-paradise.
04/24 Richard Wagner scholarship holder
As a scholarship holder of the Richard Wagner Association Munich, Alexander Rampp will perform on June 2nd at the Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz, Munich.
More information: Richard Wagner Association Event (rwv-muenchen.de)
More information: Richard Wagner Association Event (rwv-muenchen.de)
03/24 scholarships
Alexander Rampp was awarded the Dey Foundation scholarship and the Deutschlandstipendium.
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