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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
- Who was Alexander Pushkin? December 6, 2019Pushkin, author of the original novel in verse Eugene Onegin, occupies a unique place in Russian literature. Russians don’t simply view him as their greatest poet; he is the symbol of Russian culture itself. A literary legacy Pushkin’s prose spans a remarkable range: from satires to epistolary tales, from light comedies to romantic adventures in the manner […]
- Listen now to our Eugene Onegin podcast December 6, 2019Production photo: Eugene Onegin, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, 2017. Photo by Cory Weaver.Curious to learn more about Tchaikovsky's masterpiece, Eugene Onegin? (FYI, this Russian last name is pronounced “oh-NYAY-ghin,” where the “G” is like “goose”). In this recent podcast by Seattle Opera, the company's in-house dramaturg Jonathan Dean says try focusing on the journey through romance and poetry, rather […]
- Native American Artists in Opera November 26, 2019A design created by Louie Gong, Seattle artist, educator and public speaker who was raised by his grandparents in the Nooksack tribal community. This unique butterfly—composed of two abstract eagles on either side of the Space Needle—is Louie's homage to a city undergoing rapid transformation. It stands as a reminder to both long-time Seattleites and […]
- Buzz for The Falling and the Rising November 21, 2019From left: Jorell Williams (Homecoming Soldier), Tess Altiveros (Soldier), Elizabeth Galafa (Toledo), Tim Janecke (Jumper). Philip Newton photoSee what the press is saying about Seattle Opera's next chamber work, The Falling and the Rising, which plays Nov. 15–24, 2019 at The Opera Center.THE SEATTLE TIMES "Perhaps the most gratifying thing about “The Falling and the Rising,” is […]
- Seattle Opera presents Eugene Onegin November 20, 2019Seattle Opera presents Eugene Onegin in January 2020. Philip Newton photoRing in the new year with a Russian romance; experience a journey through poetry and tormented love in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin. January 11–25, 2020 at McCaw Hall. Tickets start at $35 Leave everyday life in Puget Sound behind this January and step into the splendor of […]
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