13/07/2025
10 Years! 🥂🙏🏻🫶🏻❤️thank you Matty - let’s continue this beautiful story… ⛵️☀️
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„...the "Beauty" (La Bellezza) finds a great interpretation in Philipp Mathmann through his versatile and colorful voice. The numerous faces of the Beauty – from the girl and the immoral old Lady to the young and later demented monk are acted out (by Philipp Mathmann) brilliantly.“ - OPERNWELT; Alexej Parin – July 2018
„Philipp Mathmann dominates the scene with his light and virtuous Countertenor voice.“- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ); Werner M. Grimmel – 10th of July 2018
Articles like these leave no doubt that Philipp Mathmann is establishing himself in the international Concert- and Opera business. The young German countertenor lives in Berlin, grew up in Lippstadt, Germany, and had his first lessons as a countertenor with Heike Hallaschka in Muenster. Since 2010, he has undertaken voice training with Renate Faltin (Hanns Eisler Musikhochschule, Berlin),and, since 2016, has had additional lessons with Annette Goeres (Berlin). He also received valuable inputs to his training from Ingeborg Danz, Kai Wessel and Barbara Schlick (Cologne), Antonio Lemmo (Rome),Nicholas Clapton and Dame Emma Kirkby (London). He was a scholar of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes, the College of Music and Dance in Cologne, and the College of Music in Detmold.
During his studies, Mathmann was awarded the German National PrizeJugend Musiziert, and at the 2011Giulio Perotti Singing Competition was honoured with not only a first prize, but an ‘extraordinary recognition’ for the best performance in the field of concert and oratorio.
