Romina Basso is an Italian mezzo-soprano who has established herself as one of the leading voices specializing in Baroque and early music. Celebrated for her warm, rich vocal tone and dynamic stage presence, Basso has worked with numerous prestigious ensembles and orchestras, becoming a respected figure particularly in the interpretation of 17th and 18th-century operas. With a strong foundation in historically informed performance practice, she brings depth and authenticity to her roles.

Romina Basso's discography reflects her passion for the music of the Baroque era, featuring several significant releases. Among her recordings, "Salterio italiano" showcases the salterio, or Italian hammered dulcimer, in a selection of Baroque pieces, blending her voice with the unique timbre of the instrument. Her work in the operas "Dorilla in Tempe" and "Vivaldi: Catone in Utica" highlights her expertise in Vivaldian repertoire, while "Pergolesi: Adriano in Siria" emphasizes her flexibility and profound understanding of Pergolesi's intricate vocal lines. "Voces de sefarad: Four Centuries of Spanish and Sephardic Songs" is a testament to her versatility, exploring the rich traditions of Spanish and Sephardic song. Other titles like "Baroque Divas," "Lamento," "Zanetto: Opera completa," and "Handel: Tolomeo" further establish Basso as a preeminent interpreter of Baroque vocal music, her performances often characterized by emotional depth and a scholarly approach to musicology.

Genres

Classical Contralto

Italian Mezzo-soprano

Opera

Latest Release

Salterio italiano

Romina Basso

Album - 24 Tracks - Released July 20, 2018