Anton Puscha
Baritone
Baritone · Vienna & Copenhagen
Opera · Concert · Lied
Selected appearances
Volksoper Wien ◆ Theater an der Wien ◆ Berliner Staatsoper ◆ Musikverein Wien ◆ Tivoli Concert Hall ◆ Concert Hall Copenhagen ◆ MuTh Wien ◆ Teatro Nacional San Salvador
Anton Puscha, born in Vienna in 1997, unites the passion of the South with the precision of the Viennese tradition. Engagements have taken him to the Volksoper Wien, the Theater an der Wien and the Apollosaal of the Berliner Staatsoper. As a soloist he sang the aria of Bacchus in Handel's Alexander's Feast with Concerto Copenhagen under Lars Ulrik Mortensen. Further concerts have led him to Buenos Aires, Schloss Leopoldskron in Salzburg, the Tivoli Concert Hall in Copenhagen and on an extensive tour through El Salvador.
Shaped by lessons with the Verdi baritone Giorgio Zancanaro, he trained with Reinaldo Macias at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen, where he gave his master's recital in June 2026. A 2023 finalist of KS Elīna Garanča's Zukunftsstimmen.
A Viennese with Italian-Argentine roots, based between Vienna and Copenhagen, at home in five languages and on stages around the world.
| Voice type | Baritone |
| Activity | Vienna · Copenhagen · International |
| Education | Royal Danish Academy of Music, Copenhagen (master's recital 2026) · Musicology, Univ. of Vienna |
| Languages | German · English · Spanish · Italian · French |
| Contact | office@ |
Anton Puscha · Baritone
Schubert: Das Wirtshaus, from Winterreise D 911
Anton Puscha · Baritone
Massenet: Élégie, from Les Érinnyes
Anton Puscha · Baritone
Britten: Within this frail crucible of light, from The Rape of Lucretia
Anton Puscha · Baritone
Donizetti: Bella siccome un angelo
A selection




Alongside opera and lieder, operetta, Viennese song and tango are a natural part of the programme.
Concert evenings grow out of this range, conceived with a dramaturgy of their own from the first piece to the last.

From grand opera to the intimate song, from Viennese elegance to melodies loved the world over, soprano Taya Lukashova and baritone Anton Puscha devise programmes for concert halls, festivals and gala evenings.
Every programme is shaped around its audience and its occasion. Two voices, one shared language.
Taya Lukashova · Anton Puscha
Mozart: Là ci darem la mano, from Don Giovanni K. 527
"Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent."
In the press
“Puscha is a baritone who has captured the attention of audiences and critics alike with a deep and expressive voice, rich in nuance and endowed with an exceptional artistic sensibility.
His versatility has brought him to the fore in the operatic and the concert repertoire alike, consolidating a promising career at international level.
In the course of his young but notable career, the Viennese baritone has appeared on various stages […], earning praise for the quality of his interpretation and his stage presence.
Anton Puscha’s presence in El Salvador is a unique opportunity for lovers of classical music.”
El Diario de Hoy · San Salvador · 2025
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Vienna · Copenhagen · International