Peter Roth-Ehrang
Peter Roth-Ehrang (8 June 1925 – 28 December 1966) was a German operatic bass and actor.
Life
Born in
Stations in his career were
Roth-Ehrang was also a TV actor.[3] In the television film Schwarzer Peter – Märchenoper für kleine und große Leute (1966) he played the broomsquire alongside Theo Lingen, Brigitte Mira and Henry Vahl.[4] Before he could start his guest performance contract at the Metropolitan Opera New York, he died in Hambourg at the age of 41 as a result of a heart attack.
His grave is located in the Ohlsdorf Cemetery in plan square Y 10 (southwest of Nordteich).[5]
Honours
Known as "Roth's Pitt" in his home town of Ehrang, a square was named after him. There, is a fountain with a bench and a commemorative plaque.[6]
Since the 1970s, the opera singer Franz Grundheber has given a concert every five years with the Männergesangverein Rheinland-Ehrang to commemorate his mentor Peter Roth-Ehrang.[7]
Recordings
- Richard Wagner: Der Ring des Nibelungen. Line Music, Hamburg 2011.
- Claudio Monteverdi: L’Orfeo. M.A.T. Music Theme Licensing / Membran Entertainment Group, Hamburg 2010?.
- Adolphe Adam: Si j’étais roi / Wenn ich König wär’. (Auswahl) EMI-Electrola, Cologne 2004.
References
- ^ Willi Schmitt: Kammersänger und Schauspieler Peter Roth-Ehrang. In Ehranger Heimat e.V (ed.): Ehranger Heimat. 5th volume Jahrgänge 1964-1967, pp. 284–287.
- ^ Peter Roth-Ehrang on AllMusic
- IMDb
- ^ Schwarzer Peter - Märchenoper für kleine und große Leute, BRD, 1966, director: Joachim Hess
- ^ Internet-Gedenkseite für Peter Roth-Ehrang
- ^ Brunnen am Peter-Roth-Platz
- ^ Trierischer Volksfreund from 24 February 2014: Franz Grundheber im Trierer Dreierpack
Further reading
- Willi Schmitt: Kammersänger und Schauspieler Peter Roth-Ehrang. In Ehranger Heimat e. V. (ed.): Ehranger Heimat, 5th volume, Jahrgänge 1964–1967, pp. 284–287.
External links
- Literature by and about Peter Roth-Ehrang in the German National Library catalogue
- Peter Roth-Ehrang discography at Discogs