Rösier, Endre
Rösier, Endre
Rösier, Endre , Hungarian tenor; b. Budapest, Nov. 27, 1904; d. there, Dec. 13, 1963. He studied in Budapest and with De Lucia and Garbin in Italy. In 1927 he made his operatic debut as Alfredo at the Budapest Opera, where he was a principal member for some 30 years. Subsequently he sang comprimario roles there. At the apex of his career, he appeared as a guest artist with other European opera houses and also pursued a concert career. From 1953 until his death he taught at the Budapest Academy of Music. He was especially esteemed for his roles in Mozart’s operas.
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