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Bernd Weikl, an Austrian baritone, was born on July 29, in Vienna. He studied economics and vocal performance in Mainz and at the Hannover Musikhochschule. In , he made his debut at the Salzburg Festival as Melot in a new production of 'Tristan und Isolde' conducted by Herbert von Karajan. He appeared at the festival over times. From , Weikl worked with the opera companies in Hamburg and Munich, and from , he also became an artist at the Deutsche Oper Berlin.

Weikl quickly became a favorite of audiences in European theaters, including La Scala, as well as in his native Vienna, Munich, Hamburg, and Berlin.

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He expanded his repertoire to include Italian, Russian, and French operas alongside his notable interpretations of Wagner and Richard Strauss. In addition to his opera career, Weikl regularly performed concerts throughout Europe. He collaborated with renowned opera directors and conducted under the batons of the best conductors of his time. Bernd Weikl is considered one of the most famous and versatile opera and concert artists of the second half of the 20th century.

Throughout his career, he transitioned from a lyrical baritone to a dramatic one and established himself as a strong and reliable operatic singer.

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With time, his beautiful and powerful voice deepened, allowing Weikl to add depth to roles such as the Dutchman, Hans Sachs, and Mandryka. Weikl has an impressive discography and has recorded numerous works for television and radio. Bernd Weikl Austrian baritone Date of Birth: Contact About Privacy.