Stéfan Louw

South African tenor and producer

Stéfan Louw - South African tenor and producer
Born

September 22nd, 1973
51 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Africa

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A prominent South African tenor and producer, celebrated for contributions to opera and classical music. Louw gained recognition for performances in well-known operas and theatrical works, showcasing talent both on stage and in production. Louw's work extends into music education and mentorship, influencing aspiring artists and opera enthusiasts. Collaborations with various orchestras and musical groups enhanced the reach of classical music within the region.

Performed lead roles in operas across South Africa

Produced and directed various musical events

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