Frank Lopardo is an American operatic tenor celebrated for his polished lyric voice and expressive performances in works by composers like Verdi, Mozart, and Rossini. Born in Queens, New York, in 1957, he honed his craft at the Juilliard School before launching a career that took him to iconic stages like the Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, and Vienna State Opera. Known for his versatility, he’s mastered both the nimble bel canto style and weightier dramatic roles, earning praise in operas such as *La traviata*, *Così fan tutte*, and *Semiramide*.
A prolific recording artist, Lopardo’s discography includes standout live and studio albums, from Verdi’s *Requiem* to Orff’s *Carmina Burana*, showcasing his dynamic range and emotional depth. Whether navigating the heartache of *La traviata*’s Alfredo or the grandeur of Berlioz’s *Requiem*, his voice remains a warm, agile force in the classical world. Though less active in recent years, his legacy endures through timeless recordings and memorable performances that continue to captivate opera lovers.
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