Australian countertenor, Max Riebl, whose many credits include performing with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra and Pinchgut Opera passed away on May 1, 2022
Riebl played trumpet as a child and made his performance debut with The Cat Empire at age 10, on stage at the Prince Wales Hotel in St Kilda, Melbourne.
He played The Youth in Mendelssohn’s oratorio Elijah with the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Choir and Orchestra.
He appeared in Simon Stone’s production of Hamlet at Belvoir in 2013.
In performances for the Adelaide Festival, the Melbourne Cabaret Festival, and the Melbourne Fringe Festival, he fused rock, pop, and classical music, blending Bach, Handel, and Schubert with Garland, Radiohead, and Morrisey to create something entirely his own.
He collaborated with the Cat Empire (EMI) and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra (ABC), and his music was used on the soundtrack of the Australian film Remembering the Man.
He was 30.
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Max Riebl cause of death:
Riebl died from incurable cancer.
He is the brother of The Cat Empire, Felix Riebl, and has occasionally sung with his brother’s band.
Max Riebl wife and children
Max Riebl was married to Bethany.
Riebl and his wife had two children, Ivy and Billy.
Max Riebl net worth
Max Riebl’s net worth is around 2 to 4 million as of 2022.
When is Max Riebl funeral?
Riebl’s funeral is yet to be held per numerous reports
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