Christopher B. Fischer is a valued vocal soloist, who captives his audience with the clear, expressive timbre of his voice. His performance as a soloist in operettas such as "Die Schone Helena" and in operas such as "Don Giovanni", "Riemannoper" and "Susanna" are the best examples of his mastery in singing. He proved his mettle as a soloist in his very recent stage performance of the Hayden opera "Lo Speziale" with the Lautten Compagney Berlin. Moreover, as a soloist, his voice is in harmony with the orchestra or piano or ensemble. He has a close association with the renowned vocal ensembles such as Ensemble 1684 and Vox Luminis  and Utopia Choir.

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Christopher B. Fischer has been praised for his clear, unique voice and is quickly establishing himself as a versatile soloist and ensemble singer. Recent engagements include the Easter Festival in Aix en Provence (F), the St. Johns Square Festival in London  (GB), Boston Early Music Festival  and the Heinrich Schütz Musikfest (D) with internationally acclaimed ensemble Vox Luminis. He performs regularly with Lautten Compagney Berlin, with whom he has sung Handel’s “Susanna” (2019), Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas” (2020-24), and Haydn’s “Lo Speziale” (2019-21) as well as a historically informed staged Operapasticcio (2023-24). And the Evangelist and Petrus in a staged St. Johnpassion in HongKong.

 

Not limited to baroque and early classical repertoire, Fischer also appeared with Helmut Deutsch and Saskia Giorgini performing Brahms “Liebesliederwalzer” at Lied&Lyrik in Bamberg (2021), staged performances of works for 12 solists by Xanakis and Vivier at the Ruhrtriennale22 (2022), and sung the tenor solos in Britten’s “Company of Heaven” in October 2022 under Gregor Meyer at the Gewandhaus zu Leipzig. Other conductors with whom he has recently sung include Teodor Currentzis, Frank Dupree, Asher Fisch and Daniele Gatti.

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Apart from this, he knows how to use the calm and clarity of his timbre in his songs and oratorio as an  evangelist. Both the comprehensibility of the text and a dramatic , impressive narrative style are his sterling qualities which appeal to his awestruck audience. In the chamber music context, he works in collaboration with the pianist Stella Marie Lorenz and the guitarist Janis Neteler.

 

Fischer had his studies in the esteemed music academies in Karlsruhe and Leipzig. He was moulded personally and musically not only by attending the classes of great masters such as Christiane Libor, Berthold Schmid, Daniel Gloger and Liv Solveig Warner  but also through his varied, invaluable experiences as a Freelance singer. 

 

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