Stille nacht rudolf schock biography

          The German tenor Rudolf Schock (–) was born in Duisberg and studied singing in Cologne and Hanover....

          4 September 1915 Duisburg – 13 November 1986 Düren-Gürzenich


          The utmost top may not be really easy; nonetheless, certainly a more than decent recording of this extremely difficult piece – and the only aria in all of operetta literature that can really compare with operatic tenor challenges like Arnold, Raoul or Sobinin (the final note is a D flat).

          In RA format

          In RA format

          Schock was born into a bitterly poor family, and that his father died early didn't ease the situation.

          Rudolf Johann Schock (4 September – 13 November ) was a German tenor.

        1. Rudolf Johann Schock (4 September – 13 November ) was a German tenor.
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        3. The German tenor Rudolf Schock (–) was born in Duisberg and studied singing in Cologne and Hanover.
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          6. He had no shoes until about 14 years old. He trained as a hairdresser; singing was his sparetime passion.

          That his mother worked at the Duisburg theater as a wardrobe lady made it possible that Schock, at age 19, was accepted into the opera choir.

          Only now, he took voice lessons (with Laurenz Hofer, among others). In 1936, he got to sing his first solo parts in Duisburg, and was accepted into the Bayreuth Festival choir. The following year, he got a solo contract in Brauns