He was born in October 2001 in Zurich, Switzerland. His passion for the opera began at an early age during a performance of Mozarts „Die Zauberflöte“.He is a member of the Zürich Opera Children’s Choir since 2009. He started taking singing lessons with Noemi Nadelmann and she helped him to get some soloist roles like the Sheperd in Tosca, an Appearance in Macbeth or Miles in The Turn of the screw. He worked with conductors like Plàcido Domingo, Nello Santi or Fabio Luisi. 2016 after seven years of practising the piano he started taking lessons at the conservatory in Zurich. He enjoys watching Opera Productions all around the world. For the future he will take more time to write some reviews, but he will still continue singing.
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