Andreas Scholl

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November 10, 1967, he's 44 and German.
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An Artist with 33 releases, and credited 5 times on others' music. 71 collaborations.

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Andreas Scholl (born 10 November 1967) is a German countertenor, a male classical singer in the alto vocal range. He specialises in Baroque music. His range is the same as that of the celebrated 18th century alto castrato, Senesino, for whom Handel wrote his greatest alto roles. Fanfare Magazine says: "There are more excellent countertenors before the public today than ever before, but one stands out above all others, as Caruso among tenors a century ago: Andreas Scholl". In 2005, Scholl became the first countertenor (and the first German) to appear as a solo performer at The Last Night of the Proms in London.

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Opera, Ballet, Classical, Cantata, Contemporary R&B, Chamber Music, Folk, Spirituality. Vote on Genres

Discography

38 releases – 33 under his own name and 5 credits on others' music Edit
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