Wagner tenors during Wagner's lifetime

Part 1: Rienzi, Erik, Tannhäuser, Lohengrin
Part 2: Tristan, Stolzing, Loge, Siegmund, Jung-Siegfried, Alt-Siegfried, Parsifal

Reference: Einhard Luther, So singe Held, Biographie eines Stimmfaches (Teil 1), Wagnertenöre der Wagnerzeit (1842–1883), Edition Omega Wolfgang Layer, Trossingen-Berlin 1998.

Main index of tenors, on the site
Asian tenors
Balkan tenors
Baltic tenors
Belgian tenors
Comprimari
Czech and Slovak speaking tenors
Dutch tenors
English speaking tenors
French speaking tenors
German speaking tenors
Greek speaking tenors
Hungarian and Romanian speaking tenors
Italian tenors
Middle Eastern tenors
Polish tenors
Russian and Ukrainian speaking tenors
Scandinavian tenors
Spanish and Portuguese speaking tenors
Tenors in disguise
Secret tenor dreams
Rare non-tenor recordings
Opinionated tenor lists
- My favorite tenors
- Tenors that do nothing for me
- Tenors on the fringe
Comparisons
- Tenors singing Di quella pira
- Tenors singing Nessun dorma
- Comparison of Source délicieuse
- Tenors singing Winterstürme wichen dem Wonnemond
Tenors who could have recorded, but unfortunately did not
19th century tenors
Guillaume Tell – performances since 1829
Cast lists for eight further tenor operas
Articles
- by Joseph Shore and others
- by Daniele Godor
Reviews and recollections

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