Italian tenor Angelo Ferrari has been performing professionally for over 20 years, delighting audiences throughout the world. Trained in the Italian art of bel canto Mr. Ferrari has specialized, to critical acclaim, in the dramatically and vocally challenging roles written by composers such as Bellini, Donizetti, and Puccini, that few tenors have undertaken successfully. Mr. Ferrari’s talent inspired Maestro Kurt Herman Wilhelm to write “Angelo will be one of the important tenors of the 21st century.”

Winner of the first prize in the 2007 Mario Del Monaco Foundation competition, he has performed the leading tenor role in La Boheme, La Fille du Reginment, Rigoletto, Don Pasquale, La Sonnambula, La Favorita, Il Trovatore, I Puritani, I Pescatori di Perle, and La Traviata. He is also in great demand as a soloist for oratorios, both from the early music period as well as modern pieces such as the Missa Bosniensi world premiere.