Clemens Löschmann, Germany The tenor Clemens Löschmann was born in Berlin, where he studied with Professor Johannes Hoefflin at the Academy of Music and took master classes with Aribert Reimann and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. He was awarded scholarships from the Gotthardt-Schierse- Stiftung, Komische Oper Berlin and Richard-Wagner-Stiftung. He took part in numerous opera productions at several opera houses and with distinguished companies, including Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna and Zurich. Clemens Löschmann was engaged at the Opera House in Bremen and worked as a guest artist at internationally renowned theatres, including Komische Oper Berlin, the Oper Frankfurt/Main, the Royal Opera House Covent Garden in London, Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa and Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona. Within the classic and contemporary oratorio and concert repertoire Clemens Löschmann is a soloist in great demand for all major tenor roles of his type. The great evangelist and tenor parts of Bach's oratorios and cantatas are central for his concert repertoire. Besides the classic lied- repertoire, Clemens Löschmann has dedicated himself to contemporary compositions in his recitals. Concert trips have taken him through many countries. He participated in numerous premieres as well as in many radio, television and CD productions. Clemens Löschmann holds a teaching assignment at the Academy of Music in Bremen. . © All rights reserved 2011         nik@thAnAS