He initially studied
architecture and then trained as singer mostly in Italy. In 1935 he made his
debut at the National Opera in Budapest and remained a member of this opera
house until the end of his career. Before the World War II, he guested at the
Grand Opéra in Paris, also in Turin and Rio de Janeiro. His repertoire included
Otello, the Manrico in ‘’Trovatore’’, Radames in ‘’Aida’’, Kalaf in
‘’Turandot’’, Arnoldo in ‘’Guglielmo Tell’’, Turiddu in "Cavalleria
Rusticana’’ and Canio in "Pagliacci". In 1963 he was appointed
Honored Artist of the Hungarian People's Republic.
Chronology of some
appearances
1935-1950’s
Budapest National Opera
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