A native of Moscow (Russia), Andrey Nemzer began his
studies at
Moscow
Choir College, after which he became a touring soloist
with the Moscow
Boys Choir under Victor Popov.
During this time, he participated in Russian premiere of
Mozart’s
Masonic Cantatas at Moscow
Conservatory’s Great Hall with
pianist and conductor Mikhail
Pletnev. Mr. Nemzer
frequently collaborates with many renowned instrumental
and
vocal ensembles of Russia including the Tchaikovsky Symphony
Orchestra of Moscow Radio under Vladimir Fedoseev,
Moscow
Soloists Chamber Orchestra, The Pocket Symphony,
Moscow
Synod Choir, “Intrada” Vocal Ensemble,
The Vocal Male Capella “Blagovest”, The Moscow
Sacred Music
Ensemble. In the US, he is the principal soloist with
The Mendelssohn
Choir of Pittsburgh and
frequently appears on stage of
Opera Theater of Pittsburgh
Summerfest. Mr. Nemzer began his
singing career as a
spinto tenor, with credits including Russian
premiers of Berg’s
Lulu (Alwa) and Gretry’s Peter The Great (Alexis),
staged at the Helikon-Opera in Moscow, Russia, and brought to
Santander
Opera Festival, Peralada Opera Festival and
Beijing
International Opera Festival, all in 2002. He can
be heard on the soundtracks of the film “Leningrad” by
Igor
Vishnevetsky, “Tsar” and “The Conductor” by Pavel Lungin.
Nemzer was The
Winner of the 2011 Mildred
Miller
International
Voice Competition, 2nd Prize Winner of the 2012
Gerda
Lissner Foundation Competition, and a prize winner
in the 2010
Pittsburgh Baroque Competition. He holds an
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