Bianca L. Nica

Anna Goryachova was born in Leningrad (Saint-Petersburg). In 2008 she graduated with distinction from the Vocals Faculty of the Rimsky-Korsakov St Petersburg Read More

Charming beginnings: Matthew Cairns

Francesco Lodola: Once Verdi told “Let us turn to the past that will be progress”, but he doesn’t mean to be hold on to the past, but that the past can teach us and can make us thinking about the present and the future. Opera can make us have fun and at the same time reflect…

Anna Goryachova: The Rossinian voice is a combination of lots of qualities. Not easy at all! But if you have a suitable voice for this music, it brings you so much satisfaction and and it is fun to work with!

Rachel Willis-Sørensen: The most charming thing about opera is the music itself.

Adrian Sâmpetrean: I can only thank God for everything that I have received until now, with these amazing artists is something that, making music I have to be honest, I wasn’t even dreaming about when I started!

Ramona Zaharia: When you step on this stage & you not only receive approval, but also long applause from the audience for me this a dream come true.

Vittorio Grigolo: Art & music are the glue that brings people of all kinds together & there should not be any walls.

Ermonela Jaho: You have to keep going and sooner or later someone will believe in you and you’ll see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Nadine Sierra: I wanted to show them a different part of opera singers.

Matteo Mezzaro: I don’t know if it’s possible to maintain the full capacity of the voice for the entire career, but I know, in my experience, that the knowledge of the body and the voice are probably the must important way to make a long career.