音协人物介绍｜男高音歌唱家万兵传

音协人物介绍｜男高音歌唱家万兵传

万兵传，2016年开始在Longy音乐学院攻读歌剧表演研究生文凭。2010年毕业于上海音乐学院获声乐表演美声硕士学位.2010年进入中央歌剧院担任青年男高音，2012-2016在北京舞蹈学院担任音乐剧声乐教师，曾多次在各大声乐比赛中获奖。在 “泱泱国风—《刘三姐》组曲中演唱阿牛哥的唱段。

其演出经历包括
2018.4 即将在莫扎特歌剧《剧院经理》出演第一男高音Angel，与 Longy 音乐学院交响乐团合作
2017.4 与 Longy 交响乐团合作，在 Longy 音乐学院主演了奥芬.巴赫的著名歌剧 “霍夫曼的故事” 中男主角霍夫曼。

2016.12 万兵传被哈佛 LowelHouse Opera 选中在理查.斯特劳斯歌剧 “AriadneaufNaxos” 中饰演男高音 Scaramuccio。

2016-2017 他所参演的歌剧角色包括歌剧军中女郎中的 Tonio, 歌剧采珠人中的 Nadir，美国歌剧温柔乡里的马丁，莫扎特歌剧 “女人心” 中的 Ferrando, 歌剧 sapho 中的 Jean，Azora 中的 ramatzin, George 的歌剧 Judith 中的 Judith，安德列.韦伯音乐剧歌剧魅影中的魅影。

2010-2015年演出的歌剧包括《蝙蝠》《卡门》《茶花女》《麦克白》《西施》《楚霸王》《托斯卡》
 
Bingchuan Wan,Tenor, born in Xinghua City, Jiangsu Province, obtained his Graduate Diploma inOpera in Longy School of Music since 2016. Graduating in Shanghai Conservatory Of Music with Master’s Degree in Vocal Performance in 2010. He as an operasinger entered in China National Opera House in 2010 and then worked as ateacher of musical theatre vocal music in Beijing Dance Academy from 2012 to2016, he won many awards in different vocal competitions.

Performanceexperience:
Thisyear he will play the leading tenor role in Mozart’s opera The Impresario and cooperate with the symphony orchestra of LongySchool of Music.

April 2017Cooperating with Longy Orchestra, he played the leading rolein the famous opera “The Tales of Hoffmann by Offenbach in Longy School of Music.
December 2016 WanBingchuan was selected by Harvard Lowel House Opera to play the tenor role Scaramuccioin Richard Georg Strauss’s opera “AriadneaufNaxos”.

2016-2017 He hasplayed opera roles including Tonio in opera “La Fille Du Regiment”, Nadir inopera “Bizet's Les Pêcheurs de Perles”, Martin in American opera “The TenderLand”, Ferrando in Mozart’s opera “Cosi fan tutte”, Jean in opera “Sapho”,Ramatzin in “Azora”, Judith in George’s opera “Judith”, the phantom in AndrewLloyd Webber’s opera “Phantom of the Opera”, etc.

Heperformed in operas during 2010-2015 including “Die Fledermaus”, “Carmen”, “La Traviata”,“Macbeth”, “Xi Shi”, “The King of Chu”, and “Tosca”.