Georg Poplutz
The tenor Georg Poplutz, known for his work in lied and oratorio, performs at leading festivals and in major churches and concert halls throughout Germany and abroad, including in China, Georgia, Mexico, Singapore, and South Africa. His prolific discography—comprising over 110 solo recordings—includes works recorded for the J.S. Bach Foundation St. Gallen with Rudolf Lutz, as well as for the complete Heinrich Schütz edition with Hans-Christoph Rademann, the latter earning the 2020 OPUS KLASSIK award. In 2022, he released two solo albums: Ich bin mit Gott vergnügt –Zuversichtlich durch die Zeiten (Baroque cantatas with the Telemann Ensemble Frankfurt and Andreas Köhs, organ) and Das ist meine Freude (with the Johann Rosenmüller Ensemble and Arno Paduch, cornetto).
Poplutz is also passionately devoted to art song. He has cultivated a wide-ranging lied repertoire in collaboration with Hilko Dumno (piano, Lieder an die Entfernte), Antje Asendorf & Stefan Hladek (guitars, Die schöne Müllerin), and Jürgen Banholzer (organ, O güld nes Licht). In 2023, he expanded this work with Nur über uns die Linde rauscht, an album of Eichendorff settings by Schumann, Wolf, Lutz, and others, with Rudolf Lutz at the piano. Since 2024, he has also performed arrangements with the Eliot Quartet, including Winterreise.
Originally from Arnsberg, Poplutz first completed a teaching degree before studying voice in Frankfurt am Main and Cologne with Berthold Possemeyer, Rainer Hoffmann, and Christoph Prégardien. He was a recipient of the Yehudi Menuhin “Live Music Now” scholarship and, in 2009, was awarded the Frankfurt Mendelssohn Special Prize. For several years, he has received vocal coaching from Carol Meyer-Bruetting.
Picture: Jochen Kratschmer
The artist's homepage: 
https://georgpoplutz.de/
The tenor Georg Poplutz, known for his work in lied and oratorio, performs at leading festivals and in major churches and concert halls throughout Germany and abroad, including in China, Georgia, Mexico, Singapore, and South Africa. His prolific discography—comprising over 110 solo recordings—includes works recorded for the J.S. Bach Foundation St. Gallen with Rudolf Lutz, as well as for the complete Heinrich Schütz edition with Hans-Christoph Rademann, the latter earning the 2020 OPUS KLASSIK award. In 2022, he released two solo albums: Ich bin mit Gott vergnügt –Zuversichtlich durch die Zeiten (Baroque cantatas with the Telemann Ensemble Frankfurt and Andreas Köhs, organ) and Das ist meine Freude (with the Johann Rosenmüller Ensemble and Arno Paduch, cornetto).
Poplutz is also passionately devoted to art song. He has cultivated a wide-ranging lied repertoire in collaboration with Hilko Dumno (piano, Lieder an die Entfernte), Antje Asendorf & Stefan Hladek (guitars, Die schöne Müllerin), and Jürgen Banholzer (organ, O güld nes Licht). In 2023, he expanded this work with Nur über uns die Linde rauscht, an album of Eichendorff settings by Schumann, Wolf, Lutz, and others, with Rudolf Lutz at the piano. Since 2024, he has also performed arrangements with the Eliot Quartet, including Winterreise.
Originally from Arnsberg, Poplutz first completed a teaching degree before studying voice in Frankfurt am Main and Cologne with Berthold Possemeyer, Rainer Hoffmann, and Christoph Prégardien. He was a recipient of the Yehudi Menuhin “Live Music Now” scholarship and, in 2009, was awarded the Frankfurt Mendelssohn Special Prize. For several years, he has received vocal coaching from Carol Meyer-Bruetting.
Picture: Jochen Kratschmer
The artist's homepage: https://georgpoplutz.de/
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