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TOSCA:
Theater an der Wien
“With his radiant, voluminous timbre, Tetelman comes from a different world of production.”
– K.at
It is impossible to imagine today’s opera repertoire without Puccini’s Tosca. When it was written in 1900, this thriller set to music caused considerable controversy due to the political figureheads involved. Only much later was the story about the deeply religious Tosca, the passionate Cavaradossi and the sadistic Scarpia interpreted as the psychological drama it was meant to be.
“The young tenor Jonathan Tetelman stems Caravadossi with juvenile power and tenoral beam that almost bursts the dimensions of the house.” (Opernwelt)
LA BOHÈME:
Teatro dell'Opera di Roma
“Jonathan Tetelman scores with absolutely remarkable diction, technique, stage prowess and singing style a Rodolfo.”
- Connessi all”Opera
From the workshops and collection of scenes, tools and costumes of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, Giacomo Puccini's timeless masterpiece in a film version signed by Mario Martone. Orchestra and Chorus of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. Musical direction by Michele Mariotti. The Theater Choir is directed by Roberto Gabbiani.
Director: Mario Martone
Cast: Jonathan Tetelman , Federica Lombardi , Valentina Naforniţă , Davide Luciano , Roberto Lorenzi , Giorgi Manoshvili
MACBETH:
Salzburger Festspiele
“Jonathan Tetelman's short aria as Macduff is exactly the show-stopper it should be.”
- Financial Times
Salzburg Festival 2023: Giuseppe Verdi's "Macbeth" resembles a Greek tragedy and a thriller. Such an opera requires exceptional singer-actors. Directed by Krzysztof Warlikowski and conducted by Philippe Jordan.
Jonathan Tetelman premiered at the Salzburg Festival and can be seen as Macduff in this production.
Recorded July 29, 2023 at the Salzburg Festival, Austria.
FRANCESCA DA RIMINI:
Deutsche Oper Berlin
“As handsome of voice as he is of presence, Tetelman makes an equally outstanding Paolo, glorious and effortless in his upper registers.”
- Gramophone
Riccardo Zandonai’s Francesca da Rimini is a four-act opera set during the Renaissance period. The plot concerns an arranged marriage between Francesca and Giovanni, also known as Gianciotto, who is impersonated by his handsome brother Paolo, and with whom Francesca falls passionately in love. Sometimes referred to as the ‘Italian Tristan’, the opera ends in betrayal and a double murder. The production of this rarely performed opera from the Deutsche Oper Berlin proved to be a huge critical success.
Recorded at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, Germany, 14 and 17 March 2021