The Italian bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, reveals how the bad guys are essential and why it is much more fun to play a bad character, although the perfidious Don Pizarro from Fidelio is a special case…
Así es la trastienda de ‘Faust’, la ópera de La Fura del Baus
Enjoy Thomas Hampson and Luca Pisaroni talking about what it is like to sing together and how they empathize with one’s character.
Enjoy Thomas Hampson and Luca Pisaroni talking about why “Le Nozze di Figaro” is so well-loved by audiences all around the world and what makes it lasting and appealing.
After “Don Giovanni”, “Così fan tutte” and “Die Entführung aus dem Serail” this is the forth of Deutsche Grammophons series of seven Mozart operas conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, and initiated by Rolando
On a day James Corden can’t seem to shake the blues, Reggie Watts tries to lift his spirits with some singing from Ailyn Pérez and Luca Pisaroni of the Metropolitan Opera.
COC: Join us as we take a walk with superstar Italian bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni and his two dogs, Lenny and Tristan, to learn more about this epic opera.
What’s Luca Pisaroni’s Pet Peeve? Coffee or Tea? What’s his desert island album? Find out more in Rapid Fire from Canadian Opera Company!
Lenny and Tristan Pisaroni are opera’s biggest stars on four legs. Tristan recently made his stage debut at the Salzburg Festival in Mozart’s “Marriage of Figaro” in the role of Dog of the Count. Playing the Count was renowned baritone Luca Pisaroni.
Baritone Luca Pisaroni, who stars as the Count in THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, talks Italian food, his first job, and busts out some amazing dance moves. Catch him onstage in THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO now until October 24.
Superstar Italian bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni makes his COC debut as “a chilling and complex Maometto. His dashing stage presence and virile voice exude menacing authority” (New York Times).
Bing and Dennis sit down Bass/Baritone Luca Pisaroni.
Bing and Dennis sit down with Bass/Baritone Luca Pisaroni.
Interview with Barbara Rett
Euronews. Imagine the arias that made Baroque music memorable: the best of Händel, Vivaldi, Rameau; build around it a contemporary libretto with a Shakespearean plot and you’ll get a ‘pastiche’ – The Enchanted Island!
He is one of the best bass-baritones of his generation: The international acclaimed Luca Pisaroni. The Italian singer, son-in-law of Thomas Hampson, never travels without his two dogs, golden retriever Lenny 2.0 and miniature dachshund Tristan.
Lincoln Center Videos. Bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni finds himself in the hot seat, answering (almost) everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask.
Lincoln Center Videos. Watch acclaimed bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni transform before your very eyes! An intricate hair and makeup routine, one over the top costume (complete with feet!), and a dramatic vision turn this dashing Italian into the wild Caliban
Euronews interview extras.
Euronews interview with Thomas Hampson, Luca Pisaroni and Massimo Zanetti.
Santa Fe Opera Interviews Luca Pisaroni about his role in their world premiere of the new critical performing edition of Maometto II.
Joyce DiDonato and Luca Pisaroni answer questions from Mrs. Hill’s Elementary School Music Classes in Salt Lake City, UT.
Watch Luca Pisaroni transform into the character of Caliban for The Metropolitan Opera’s production of The Enchanted Island.
Renée Fleming interviews Mariusz Kwiecien, Barbara Frittoli, and Luca Pisaroni from the Met’s new production of “Don Giovanni”, by director Michael Grandage.
Adventures in Italian Opera with Fred Plotkin. Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò. New York University October 14, 2011.
Filmed in London. July 2011. Video: Wildkat PR
Filmed in London. July 2011. Video: Wildkat PR
Filmed in London & Glyndebourne. July 2011. Video: Wildkat PR
Amsterdam 2009 Special feature available on “Ercole amante” DVD.
Video by Alexandre Camerlo November 2010
Video by Alexandre Camerlo November 2010
Video by Alexandre Camerlo November 2010