Günther Groissböck

Günther Groissböck is a commanding Austrian operatic bass, renowned for his powerful and virile voice that has resonated through the world's most prestigious opera houses. Born in 1976, Groissböck has captivated audiences with his imposing stage presence and innovative interpretations of roles, from kings and scholars to mythical creatures and gods. His portrayal of Baron Ochs in Richard Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier" at the Metropolitan Opera earned him critical acclaim, with The New York Times hailing his performance as "a revelation." Beyond opera, Groissböck is also celebrated for his recitals, often collaborating with pianist Malcolm Martineau to explore the depths of German Lied and Russian song. His artistry extends to sacred compositions, where he finds a perfect musical partner in organist Matthias Giesen. With a Grammy nomination for his work at the Met, Groissböck continues to push the boundaries of his craft, inviting audiences to experience the full range of his emotional and vocal prowess.