The beauty of singing

I recently had the good fortune to meet Leo Nucci, a great baritone and superlative interpreter of the buffoon in Giuseppe Verdi's opera Rigoletto.

I was struck by this sentence that reveals his humility as a person of great humanity: “The artists are the composer and the author of the libretto, I am only an interpreter; but if I can interpret what the composer thought correctly, it is very likely that the audience in the hall has tears in their eyes and this is the best thing that can happen. The technique in music and singing is what leads you to a result and it is an iron discipline! ".

Two years ago I started taking private lessons from another singing teacher, also gifted with great talent and humanity, Gianluca Valenti, an excellent protagonist in operas in the most important theaters in the world.

Well, I who thought I was already a good singer in the course of a whole life, I had a further confirmation of how much the technique and discipline of a great school make the difference. And the results can be seen, not only in the power of the timbre of the voice, but also in the quality of the interpretation and in the way you place yourself in front of the audience. The stage presence has everything to gain.

You never finished learning…. Every conquest that makes you take a step forward, the result of passionate work and commitment of energy, gives great joy and inner enjoyment.