Anthony Rolfe Johnson
Anthony Rolfe Johnson, born on November 5, 1940 in Tackley, Oxfordshire, was a
British operatic tenor. He initially pursued an agricultural degree before
transitioning to singing. Johnson studied at the Guildhall School of Music and
Drama and made his major operatic debut as Count Vaudémont in Iolanta in 1973.
In 1975, he debuted at Glyndebourne as Lensky in Eugene Onegin, winning the John
Christie Award. Throughout his career, Johnson performed with major opera houses
and collaborated with notable conductors. Notable recordings include Mozart's
The Magic Flute and Britten’s Pete...
2 Introitus: RequiemSylvia McNair, Monteverdi Choir, Cornelius Hauptmann, Anthony Rolfe Johnson and Diana Montague
Amadeus [B.O.F.]
III. Seq. 2, Tuba mirumEmma Kirkby, Anthony Rolfe Johnson, Academy Of Ancient Music, Carolyn Watkinson and David Thomas
Mozart: Requiem
III. Sequenz: RecordareEmma Kirkby, Anthony Rolfe Johnson, Academy Of Ancient Music, Carolyn Watkinson and David Thomas
Mozart: Requiem
