Lukas Siebert, a tenor from Karlsruhe, gained operatic experience as the 3rd boy in Mozart's Magic Flute under Cornelius Meister; he has since developed into a sought-after opera and concert singer, performing with conductors such as Jörg Widmann, Stefano Montanari, Asher Fisch and Manfred Honeck.

​Concert engagements with the great oratorios of all eras take him to important orchestras such as Concerto Köln (Bach, Mass in B minor), the German Radio Philharmonic (Beethoven, Symphony No. 9), the NDR Radio Philharmonic (Handel, Coronation Anthems), the Munich Chamber Orchestra (Widmann, Peace Cantata) and, as part of the Munich Opera Festival, to the Bavarian State Orchestra (Handel, Arias/Duets).

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He has performed at the Alte Oper Frankfurt, the Tonhalle Zürich, the Isarphilharmonie and the Prinzregententheater in Munich, and the Berlin Philharmonie. In the realm of song, he maintains a close collaboration with pianist Hilko Dumno, with whom he actively performs.

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Opera engagements have taken him to the Staatstheater Kassel as Tamino in Mozart's "The Magic Flute" and to the Tiroler Festspiele in Erl as the Squire in Wagner's "Parsifal". He will return to the Zurich Opera House in the 2026/27 season as the Mad Hatter in P. Valtinoni's opera "Alice in Wonderland".

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Alongside his singing career, Lukas Siebert won the audience prize at the German Choral Conducting Prize with the RIAS Chamber Choir . In 2024, he conducted the Berlin Philharmonic Choir with the Frankfurt (Oder) State Orchestra in Bach's Christmas Oratorio at the Berlin Philharmonie.

​After studying school music and choral conducting, Lukas Siebert studied orchestral conducting in Frankfurt with Vassilis Christopoulos, Christoph Altstaedt, and Prof. Johannes Schlaefli, as well as voice in Munich with Prof. Lars Woldt. He was also a recipient of the Deutschlandstipendium scholarship, receives concert funding from the Forum Dirigieren, and is a scholarship holder of the "arte musica" foundation in Frankfurt am Main. He received important guidance from Tobias Truniger, Helmut Deutsch, Christiane Iven, Yuval Weinberg, and Justin Doyle.