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The young Korean Tenor Jun-Sang Han completed his vocal studies at Yonsei University in Seoul and at the Hamburg University of music and theatre with Renate Behle.
Jun-Sang Han is the winner of the 2005 Elise-Meyer competition and the 2006 Robert-Stolz international singing competition.
The young Tenor collected his first stage experiences in university productions in Seoul and Hamburg, where he was heard as Rodolfo in "La Bohème" and as Don Ottavio in "Don Giovanni".
From 2006 to 2015, after two years at the Opera Studio, Jun-Sang Han was a member of the Staatsoper Hamburg and debuted as a singer in" Der Rosenkavalier " under Simone Young. This was followed by important role-plays as Rosillon in "the Merry Widow", as Fenton in" Falstaff", as helmsman in" the Flying Dutchman", as Nemorino in" L'elisir d'amore "and as Tamino in"the Magic Flute". Other tasks at the Staatsoper Hamburg were the Ferrando in "Così fan tutte", the Alfred in" Die Fledermaus", the Cassio in" Otello "and the Don Ottavio in" Don Giovanni "and Paris in"La belle Helene".
Jun-Sang Han recently performed guest appearances as Victorin in " Die tote Stadt "at the Staatsoper Hamburg and at the Staatsoper Hannover as Fenton in"Falstaff".
In the concert area, Jun-Sang Han Schönberg's chamber music version of Mahler's "Das Lied von der Erde" with the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra and can be heard as Tenor in Bruckner's mass in E Flat Major with the Beethoven orchestra Bonn.