Anando
Mukerjee
Anando
Mukerjee
Gedda’s last pupil
The voice is a wonder, round and full, with most beautiful tones, and he seemed completely at home onstage (...) he held the audience's interest with his use of the language and his lively eye contact (...) his potential for the future is enormous Katie Barnes, Wagner Society Journal
In opera,
in concert
Opera
PINKERTON
St . Luke’s Battersea Concert Season 2007
Opera Commedia 2017
RODOLFO
Belgrade National Opera Serbia 2006
Opera Commedia 2012
Instant opera 2019, 2020, 2022
EDGARDO
Instant Opera 2020, 2021, 2022
Concert
Rossini Petite Messe Sollenelle
Dartington Community Choir
Verdi Requiem
Kimichi Symphony Orchestra, Bramall Hall, University of Birmingham
William Lloyd-Webber The Saviour
Westminster Central Hall
The latest
17th-21st May 2023
Leonardslee SpringSounds Festival:Opera Gala
With the Bernardi Music Group
Oct 2022
RINUCCIO, Gianni Schicchi, Athenaeum
Music,
videos
Reviews and Interviews
In conversation with Anando Mukerjee
India boasts of several culturally rich music traditions and talented musicians. One of the rarest forms to be found in the country, Opera is gaining popularity and Anando Mukerjee is a pioneer in bringing Operatic music to us. He is India’s first male Tenor and is best known for a range of roles of some of opera’s most well-known characters, including Rodolfo, the Duke of Mantua, Pinkerton and Nemorino; and appeared at leading international venues including the Belgrade National Opera, Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall and the Kennedy Center. We caught up with Anando in Delhi and discussed his past present and future.
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