Lawrence Brownlee

about

The most in-demand American tenor in the world in the bel canto repertoire, Lawrence Brownlee continues to astonish audiences with the power and agility of his instrument. From firmly American roots, Brownlee has become a star on the international scene, performing opposite the leading ladies of opera, and lauded continually for the seemingly effortless beauty of his voice. Brownlee begins his 2013-14 season with the Seattle Opera, a company with which he has deep roots, where he will appear as Tonio in La fille du régiment. He then travels down the Pacific coast to make his Los Angeles Opera debut as Tamino in The Magic Flute. Brownlee is thrilled to appear this winter at the Wiener Staatsoper and the Bayerische Staatsoper in productions of Elisir d’amore, in which he portrays Nemorino, Il turco in italia, in the role of Narciso, and as Ramiro La Cenetentola. His season ends with I Puritani at the Metropolitan Opera. One of the non-operatic highlights of the season will be his appearance with his friend and collaborator Damien Sneed in Spiritual Sketches at Lincoln Center’s American Songbook series. The concert takes its name from the critically acclaimed recording of spirituals that Brownlee and Sneed released last season. PBS will tape the concert and telecast it later on Live from Lincoln Center. Brownlee is also pleased to be giving a recital this winter at the Grand Theatre de Geneve in Switzerland. In 2013, Brownlee made his stage debut at the Santa Fe Opera with lo

top songs

albums

Rising

▥

Lawrence Brownlee: This Heart that Flutters

▥

Rossini: Stabat Mater

Debut Song Recital

▥

Virtuoso Rossini Arias

▥

Rising - Bonds: "Songs of the Seasons" Cycle: Winter Moon

▥

Rising - Evans: Southern Mansion

▥

Donizetti & Bellini: Allegro io son

▥

Donizetti Songs Vol. 1

▥

100 Best Encores

▥

Classical 2008

▥

Bellini: I puritani

similar artists