William Matteuzzi is an acclaimed Italian tenor celebrated for his exceptional skill in bel canto technique—a style that emphasizes the beauty of pure vocal tone and the finesse of vocal agility. Born on September 8, 1957, in Bologna, he discovered his passion for music from an early age and pursued it with vigor through formal training. His professional debut was in 1980, and he quickly became known for his remarkable control and expressive range, essential for the challenging roles of the bel canto repertoire.

Over the years, Matteuzzi has garnered international acclaim, performing at prestigious venues and collaborating with leading conductors and opera companies across the globe. His versatility as a tenor is evident in his expansive discography, which includes both operatic roles and recital pieces. Highlights include his passionate renditions in "Amore & morte" and the sensitive interpretations found in "La luna prigioniera: Lullabies." His specialization in Italian song is showcased in his recordings of Tosti, capturing the romantic essence of the composer's work, as is his expertise in early music, with a celebrated performance in Monteverdi's "L'orfeo." "Il mito dell'opera: William Matteuzzi (1980-1999)" is a testament to the breadth of his influence over two decades, showcasing the tenor's evolution and unwavering dedication to his craft. His contributions to the opera world have earned him respect among peers and admiration from audiences who cherish the elegance and passion of his performances.

Genres

Classical Tenor

Italian Tenor

Opera

Latest Release

Amore & morte

Claudio Monteverdi•

William Matteuzzi

Album - 11 Tracks - Released January 17, 2020