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Jonathan Tetelman

ARIAS

Deutsche Grammophon
Release Date: August 12, 2022

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1 PONCHIELLI La Gioconda – Cielo e mar!.  
2 GIORDANO Fedora – Amor ti vieta di non amar  
3 VERDI I due Foscari – Non maledirmi, o prode  
4 FLOTOW Marta – M’appari` tutt’amor  
5 BIZET Carmen – La fleur que tu m’avais jete´e  
6 CILEA Adriana Lecouvreur – La dolcissima effigie sorridente  
7 VERDI La forza del destino – La vita e` inferno all’infelice  
8 VERDI La forza del destino – O tu, che in seno agli angeli  
9 GIORDANO Andrea Che´nier – Come un bel di` di maggio  
10 ZANDONAI Francesca da Rimini – Paolo, datemi pace!  
11 ZANDONAI Francesca da Rimini – Perche´ volete voi ch’io rinnovi  
12 MASSENET Werther – Toute mon a^me est la` ! – Pourquoi me re´veiller  
13 MASCAGNI Cavalleria rusticana – Mamma, quel vino e` generoso  
14 PUCCINI Madama Butterfly – Addio, fiorito asil  
15 PUCCINI Madama Butterfly – Addio, fiorito asil  
16 VERDI Il trovatore – Di quella pira l’orrendo foco  
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Chilean-American tenor Jonathan Tetelman has already earned a reputation in the opera world as a dedicated, distinctive and versatile artist. Having signed an exclusive agreement with Deutsche Grammophon last autumn, he has now recorded his debut DG album, Arias, set for release on 12 August 2022.

“Singing lets me become who I am,” says Tetelman. Both a means of expression and a source of strength, it has always been part of his life. As a pupil at the American Boychoir School in Princeton, he discovered the joy of performing classical music both at home and on tour across the US and further afield. This later led him to the Manhattan School of Music, from which he graduated – as a baritone – at the age of 22. There followed a period of self-discovery. Unable to see a future for himself as a singer, and lacking direction and perspective, Tetelman changed tack and spent three years working as a DJ on the New York club scene. “I felt completely lost,” he recalls. “It was like a piece of me was missing.” As soon as he realised that the missing piece was classical music, he immersed himself in his studies again and, with immense discipline, transformed himself into a tenor. “Since then,” he says, “I’ve known that if I want to achieve something, I can do it, but I need a good reason.” 

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