Alessandro Bonci

**Alessandro Bonci** was an Italian operatic tenor who lit up the early 20th-century stage with his silken voice and impeccable bel canto technique. Born in 1870 in Cesena, Italy, Bonci trained at the Pesaro Conservatory and made his explosive debut in 1896 as Fenton in Verdi’s *Falstaff*. Known for his crystal-clear tone and elegant phrasing, he became a star in roles like Nemorino (*L’elisir d’amore*) and Arturo (*I Puritani*), often drawing comparisons to rival tenor Enrico Caruso. Bonci’s career spanned prestigious venues like La Scala and New York’s Metropolitan Opera, and his recordings (1905–1926) remain cherished relics of opera’s golden age. Tracks like *M’appari Martha* and *Amor Ti Vieta* showcase his lyrical finesse, while modern remasters—like those in *Lebendige Vergangenheit* collections—keep his legacy alive for today’s opera buffs. Bonci retired in the 1920s, leaving behind a treasure trove of timeless performances.

Genres

Opera

Latest Release

İl Flanto Magico (Taş Plaktan Günümüze)

Alessandro Bonci

Single - Released March 29, 2022