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Michael Schade
Photo: Johannes Ifkovits, Vienna

Michael Schade
Photo: Johannes Ifkovits, Vienna

Michael Schade takes a bow after his performance as Leukippos in Daphne at the Vienna Staatsoper,
June 2004

Die Fledermaus
Photo: Axel Zeininger

Count Almaviva, Barber of Seville, Metropolitan Opera
Photo: Winnie Klotz

Michael Schade as Tamino in Die Zauberflöte at the Metropolitan Opera,
November 2000

Michael Schade with (L to R) baritone Russell Braun, mezzo-soprano Lauren Segal, and Steven Page of the Barenaked Ladies at the NAC Black & White Gala February 2008
Photo: David Kawai, Ottawa Citizen

Michael Schade and Maestro Mariss Jansons with Pope Benedict XVI following a performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the Symphonieorchester Bayerischen Rundfunks, at the Vatican on October 27, 2007 in celebration of the 80th birthday of Pope Benedict XVI.

Michael with his Kammersänger Award along with (L to R) Ioan Holender (Director of the Vienna State Opera), Dr. Claudia Schmied (Minister for Education, Arts and Culture), soprano Adrianne Pieczonka (who was also named Kammerängerin), Her Excellency Marie Gervais-Vidricaire (Ambassador of Canada to Austria). On March 27, 2007 Michael and Adrianne became the first Canadians so honoured.

Michael shares a laugh backstage after his Zankel Hall recital in New York, March 6, 2007
From left to right: Liesel Schade, Betsy Crittenden, Helga Machreich, Hans Schade

Backstage after his Zankel Hall recital in New York, March 6, 2007 with (L to R): Michael's favourite accompanist Malcolm Martineau, Liesel Schade and friend/baritone Russell Braun

Michael onstage at the end of the 50th Anniversary concert at the Vienna Staatsoper, November 5, 2005
Photo courtesy of Die Kurier

Michael Schade with conductor Seiji Ozawa at the premiere of Don Giovanni in Tokyo, on tour with the Vienna Staatsoper, October 2004

Michael Schade with baritone Thomas Hampson at the premiere of Don Giovanni in Tokyo, on tour with the Vienna Staatsoper, October 2004

Michael Schade with conductor Semyon Bychkov and Strauss (Richard Strauss's grandson) after a performance of Daphne at the Vienna Staatsoper, June 2004

Michael Schade with CBC's Neil Crory after Daphne at the Vienna Staatsoper, June 2004

Michael Schade sings at the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Game, Air Canada Centre, Toronto. January 2001.

Michael Schade sings to a new audience...a soccer ball...following a soccer game in Salzburg. August 2002.

Michael Schade launches his debut solo recording, Of ladies and love..., in Atelier Gregoria in Oakville. September 2002