Max Lichtegg

Max Lichtegg, the Polish-Swiss tenor, captivated audiences with his secure vocalism and exquisite interpretive skills. Born Munio Lichtmann in 1910 in Buchach, Austria-Hungary, Lichtegg made his operatic debut as Count Almaviva in Rossini's "The Barber of Seville" in 1934. His career spanned various languages and genres, showcasing his versatility and great taste in music. Though not a celebrated recording star, his performances were marked by profound artistry. Lichtegg's legacy lives on through rare recordings and compilations, offering a glimpse into the remarkable talent of this underrated opera tenor.