Johannes Chum
Johannes Chum (born 1968) is an Austrian operatic tenor who has made an international career, first in concert, then in opera. Initially known for historically informed performance of Baroque oratorios and Mozart operatic roles, he has developed a large repertoire which also includes Wagner's ''Lohengrin'' and contemporary opera. Life Born in Vorau, Styria, Chum began his musical education with the Vienna Boys' Choir, where he also appeared as a soloist. He first studied theology. He then studied music at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz where he achieved a position as lecturer for historically informed performance. He appeared as a soloist in concerts during his studies, and afterwards studied voice further with Kurt Equiluz and Arthur Korn. Concert From 1994, Chum has appeared in concerts successfully. He has sung the tenor parts in Bach's ''Christmas Oratorio'', ''St John Passion'' and ''St Matthew Passion'', in Handel oratorios, Beethoven's Ninth Sympho ...
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Vorau
Vorau is a municipality in the Hartberg-Fürstenfeld District in Styria, Austria. It is home to the Vorau Abbey. References

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