Ivan Repušić

Ivan Repušić has performed a variety of notable pieces that resonate well with classical music lovers. Among these, "Nessun Dorma aus 'Turandot'" stands out for its emotional depth. This aria captivates audiences, showcasing the power of the human voice within orchestral settings. Another significant piece is "I. Allegro moderato," which reflects a lively and engaging orchestral style.

Other popular tracks include "Verdi: Ballet (Otello)," "Les vêpres siciliennes, The Four Seasons: L'hiver," and "Il trovatore: Gitanilla." The energetic "Messa di gloria, SC 6: IIa. Gloria. Gloria in excelsis - Live" brings a spirited performance, while "Messa di gloria, SC 6: I. Kyrie. Kyrie eleison - Live" adds a reflective moment.

Listeners can also enjoy "Jérusalem: Pas d'ensemble" and "Giacomo Puccini: La Tregenda (Le Villi)." Each piece contributes to a rich tapestry of sound, showcasing Repušić's ability to navigate various styles and compositions.

Ivan Repušić's recent work showcases a blend of classical and orchestral music, with his latest album titled *Vaňhal: Symphonies* set for release in 2025. This collection focuses on the symphonic compositions of Johann Baptist Vanhal, highlighting pieces that reflect his contribution to classical music. In addition, *Puccini: Le villi, SC 60 (Live)*, also slated for 2025, captures the energy of live performances, while *Bersa - Pejačević: Odrazi Moderne*, released in 2024, explores the modern influences of Croatian composers.

Repušić has also released several singles that add depth to his discography. Among them, "Johann Baptist Vanhal: Allegro moderato (from: Symphony in G minor)" gives listeners a taste of Vanhal’s engaging orchestral style. Other notable singles include "Verdi: Ballet Music from 'Jérusalem'" and "Verdi: Ballet Music from Macbeth," both released in 2025, as well as "Verdi: Otello - Ballet Music" from 2024. These pieces reflect Repušić’s commitment to bringing classical works to contemporary audiences.

Ivan Repušić has collaborated with the Munich Radio Orchestra on several notable projects. The track “Verdi: Ballet (Otello)” showcases their ability to bring Verdi's work to life, blending orchestral depth with lyrical beauty. This partnership continues to shine in “Les vêpres siciliennes, The Four Seasons: L'hiver,” where the orchestra complements Repušić’s interpretation of Verdi’s intricate compositions.

Another significant collaboration is on “Nessun Dorma aus 'Turandot'” by Giacomo Puccini, featuring tenor Javier Camarena. This piece highlights the emotional range that Repušić and the orchestra can achieve together. Additionally, the performance of “Jérusalem: Pas d'ensemble” further emphasizes their connection to Verdi’s dramatic storytelling. Each collaboration reflects a commitment to classical music that resonates with audiences.