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Gino Lucchetti
“High notes so natural and gorgeous that no one should mess with them.”
- legendary soprano Jane Eaglen
“Lucchetti again showed himself to be a better singer than some I have encountered on the most famous operatic stages in the world. The voice is attractive in timbre, and beautifully produced throughout its range.”
-Bernard Jacobsen (Referring to his role as Manrico)
“The star, and the outstanding figure by a long way, was the tenor Gino Lucchetti as Rodolfo… his voice rang out at once commandingly and with ample nuance when that was required, and he portrayed this rather feckless poet as a thoroughly likable figure. Even when he was not singing, his attentive way of watching his Mimì and responding to her was an object-lesson in intelligent stage deportment.”
-Bernard Jacobsen (On Rodolfo)
Upcoming Appearances
Seattle Opera
- Praise for Madame Butterfly August 11, 2017Alexey Dogov (Pinkerton) and Lianna Haroutounian (Cio-Cio-San). Philip Newton photo"A magical production filled with eye candy and, most importantly, stunning vocal performances.” – LA Opus"Every so often a performance – and a performer – have the capacity to completely transport us to a different dimension, emotionally, psychologically and physically. That is the case with Seattle […]
- 'Embrace what makes you unique' - Weston Hurt lives by example August 9, 2017Baritone Weston Hurt is a frequent singer at Seattle Opera, including in roles such as Nabucco, Germont, Talbot and most recently, Sharpless. By Lauren Brigolin Behind the blue door of Practice Room #1 at Seattle Opera, it might have been easy to miss the soft plunk of piano keys without listening carefully. But what the soundproof walls […]
- Our Kate Pinkerton tells a story of Japanese American injustice July 20, 2017Sarah Mattox. Photo by Genevieve Hathaway Mezzo-soprano Sarah Mattox plays Kate Pinkerton in Seattle Opera's upcoming Madame Butterfly Aug. 5-19. But she's also a composer and co-librettist of Heart Mountain, the opera, based on the journal of the late Kara Kondo recently directed by Dan Wallace Miller and conducted by Stephen StubbsBy Lauren Brigolin When mezzo-soprano Sarah […]
- Top 8 Reasons to attend Summer Fest June 21, 2017By Lauren BrigolinSeattle Opera’s Summer Fest not only kicks off a new season of fantastic performances, it's a celebration for kids of all ages. With live music, amazing costumes to see up-close, loads of activities, (and a remote-controlled swan?!), don't resist the charm of Seattle Opera's free event. Give in to the fun. Here are 8 reasons to add […]
- AIDAN LANG INTRODUCES MADAME BUTTERFLY June 19, 2017Listen to or read this downloadable podcast by General Director Aidan Lang. Puccini’s powerful Madame Butterfly returns to Seattle this August (eight performances, August 5-19). Aidan considers Madame Butterfly Puccini’s greatest tragedy and, in this podcast, explains both its human story and its anti-imperialist indictment of the politics of colonialism. Hello, everyone! This is Aidan […]
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