Cecilia Bartoli

Cecilia Bartoli, a renowned mezzo-soprano born in Rome in 1966, gained worldwide acclaim for her diverse repertoire spanning from Baroque to bel canto roles of the 19th century. With a strong foundation in opera and a penchant for exploring lesser-known music, Bartoli's performances and recordings are characterized by meticulous research and exceptional vocal artistry. Her career milestones include debuts at prestigious venues like Milan's La Scala and New York's Metropolitan Opera, as well as acclaimed albums on labels such as London and Decca.

Known for her charismatic stage presence and vocal versatility, Bartoli has embraced a wide range of roles, from Baroque opera to bel canto masterpieces, throughout her career. With numerous accolades, including multiple Grammy Awards, she has delved into the works of lesser-known composers and released concept albums exploring various musical themes. As the artistic director of the Salzburg Whitsun Festival and with a discography of over 50 recordings, Bartoli continues to captivate audiences with her artistry and remains a beloved figure in the world of classical music.