Lars Cleveman

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Lars Cleveman (born 16 June 1958) is a Swedish musician and opera singer.

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Career

Together with Martin Rössel, Cleveman founded Sweden's first electronic underground group, Dom Dummaste. Additionally, Cleveman is a tenor opera singer, performing at the Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm. He made his début at Covent Garden in 2009 as Tristan in Tristan und Isolde replacing an indisposed Ben Heppner and subsequently also sang at Bayreuther Festspiele during 2011. [1] In May 2013, Cleveman made his début at the Metropolitan Opera singing the role of Siegfried in the third of three performances of Wagner's Ring Cycle. [2]

Recordings

With Dom Dummaste

Albums

  • Lars Cleveman, Martin Rössel & Dom Dummaste, Sista Bussen, 1980.
  • Sympati För Djävulen, MNWP 122, 1982.
  • Revolverkäke, DD Records, 1983.
  • Live Teater Schahrazad 25 November 1983, Not On Label, 1984
  • 4 Känsler, Criminal Records, 1992.
  • The Backward Tapes, Sista Bussen, 1993
  • Patrik, Criminal Records, 1997
  • Fluffprestige 2000, Criminal Records, 2000
  • Dom Dummaste, Launch Records, 2011

Singles & EPs

  • Julsingel -81, Sista Bussen, 1981
  • Huset E Fullt Me Syra, CBS, 1990

Compilations

  • Var är ni nu Dom Dummaste?, Erik Axl Sund, 2018

With Cleveman Rössel

Solo

Opera Roles (highlights)

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References

  1. "Lars Cleveman profile". Bayreuther Festspiele. Retrieved 9 January 2019.
  2. "Lars Cleveman Met Debut". Met Opera Family. Retrieved 9 January 2019.