David Pittman-Jennings

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David Pittman-Jennings (born 1946 in Duncan , Oklahoma ) is an American opera singer ( bass baritone ).

Life

Pittman-Jennings studied with Loren Larence Zachary in Norman and Elisabeth Parham in Los Angeles. He made his operatic debut in 1976 at the Grazer Landestheater .

He has appeared at the Operá National in Paris, the Scala in Milan, the Deutsche Oper Berlin, the Gran Teatre de Liceu Barcelona, ​​the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, the Hamburg State Opera and the Theater an der Wien .

He was the teacher of Krista Wigle (soprano), Caroline Stam (soprano), Maartje de Lint (mezzo-soprano) and Matthijs Mesdag (baritone).

Roles (selection)

Awards

  • First prize at the "National Vocal Competition Loren Zachary " in Los Angeles
  • Grammy for Best Small Ensemble (Schönberg: "Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21"; "Herzegewächse, Op. 20"; "Ode To Napoleon Buonaparte, Op. 41" - Pierre Boulez , conductor; Ensemble InterContemporain; David Pittman-Jennings, baritone ; Christine Schäfer , soprano)

Sound carrier (selection)

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