Alexander Miltschinoff
born April 22, 1907 Sofia
Miltschinoff studied singing in Vienna (hence the German transliteration; alternatively, you'll also find him as Aleksander Milchinov).
His career developed as follows:
1940–1941 Liegnitz
1941–1942 Breslau
1942–1944 Nürnberg
1947–1948 Theater am Gärtnerplatz München
1950–1956 Dresden, and appearances at the Staatsoper Berlin and the Metropol-Theater Berlin
Guest appearances in France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Yugoslavia and Austria.
Miltschinoff sang in concerts, on radio and made TV appearances.
His repertory included: Duca, Otello, Tannhäuser, Florestan, ...
He moved in 1956 to Vienna and made guest appearances in operettas (e.g. as Graf Erminio Saluzzo in Gasparone).
Since 1958, he taught singing at the Wiener Musikhochschule.
Reference 1: Kutsch & Riemens
Reference 2: Bayerische Landesbibliothek
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from Fritz A. Körke: Almanach der Künstler von Oper, Operette, Schauspiel und Konzert, Nürnberg 1947 |
Many thanks to Anton Bieber for the recordings and label scans (Africaine, Bohème, Aida, Carmen, Piscatore 'e pusilleco, Tiritomba), and for the
picture scan from the Körke book.
Discography
Telefunken
035710 L'Africaine: Land so wunderbar 1949-11-23 E3759
035711 La bohème: Wie eiskalt 1949-11-23 E3759
035741 Carmen: Blumenarie 1949-12-14 E1098
035742 Aida: Holde Aida 1949-12-14 E1098
35814 Turandot: Keiner schlafe 1950-02-09 UNISSUED
35862 Tosca: Wie sich die Bilder gleichen 1950-04-04 UNISSUED
35862-2 Tosca: Wie sich die Bilder gleichen 1950-04-04 PR9949
35861 Tosca: Und es blitzen die Sterne 1950-04-04 UNISSUED
35861-2 Tosca: Und es blitzen die Sterne 1950-04-04 PR9949
036043 Cavalleria rusticana: O Lola ch'ai di latti la cammisa 1950-08-30 E3821
036044 Cavalleria rusticana: Mamma, quel vino è generoso 1950-08-30 E3821
35815 Der Rosenkavalier: Di rigori 1950-09-02 UNISSUED
35535 Piscatore 'e pusilleco 1950-10-25 UNISSUED
35538 Tiritomba 1950-10-25 LP: Telestar TR 10018
036321 Pagliacci: Jetzt spielen 1951-02-20 UNISSUED
036322 Otello: Jeder Knabe kann mein Schwert 1951-02-20 UNISSUED
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