Gustav Wenzel Most has studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Music, the Danish National Academy of Music, Opernschule HMDK Stuttgart, and the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna in Austria. He has performed on prominent stages such as the Vienna State Opera, Vienna City Hall and Hofburg in Vienna. A student of Ramón Vargas and Thilo Dahlmann.
In Denmark, he appeared last season as a soloist with several regional orchestras, including Copenhagen Phil, Danish Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra and Odense Symphony Orchestra.
The repertoire included works by Gade, Mendelssohn, Puccini, and Wagner.
In the summer of 2026, he was selected as a scholarship recipient by the Richard Wagner Society and will travel to Bayreuth to attend the Bayreuther Festspiele.
Gustav is also an active lied and oratorio singer and often appearing as a soloist in, among others, Händel’s Messiah, Mozart’s Requiem, Haydn’s The Creation, as well as several performances of Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin, which he originally studied under the guidance of the tenor Ian Bostridge.
In spring 2026, he has recorded the work Dornröschen by the composer Joachim Raff with the Württembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen in Stuttgart, Germany.
Gustav is a recipient of the 2026 Léonie Sonning Talent Prize.
The tenor Gustav Wenzel Most as Don Manuel, friend of Don Juan, is astonishing. He possesses all the vocal qualities needed to tackle this demanding repertoire. He is a refined melodist, which is rare in this vocal range.
- Marie-celine.com, 2026
Gustav Wenzel Most sings the role of Cassio, and he makes a strong impression. His voice is clear and elegant, and he brings both musicality and a finely tuned energy to the role. Cassio comes across as sympathetic and believable amid the intensity of the drama. In the dramatic scenes, he truly shows his caliber.
- Kulturinformation.org, 2026
I heard him as Walther von der Vogelweide in Tannhäuser and thought, what an impressive voice.
- Lotte Heise, Bravo P2 Danish radio, 2025
There was both vitality and power in Kristiane Kaiser's Elisabeth and Philippa Cold's Venus, but Joel Kyhle as Herman and Gustav Wenzel Most as Walther also truly deserve to be highlighted for their magnificent voices and considerable acting talents.
- CPH Culture, 2025
...as well as Gustav Wenzel Most who as Telemachos is not only vocally powerful but also vibrant with his acting.
- European Cultural News, 2024
...and Gustav Wenzel Most as the singing teacher Alfred: He effortlessly sings out Italian tenor hit arias from the balcony or prison cell with such confidence, strength, and precision that makes this reviewer dare to predict a great career ahead of him. BRAVI!
- Operaens Venner, Magasinet Ascolta, 2024
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