Claudia Muzio, born on February 7, 1889, in Pavia, Italy, was one of the most renowned sopranos of the early 20th century. Her father, an operatic stage manager, and her mother, a voice teacher, undoubtedly influenced her pursuit of a career in opera. Muzio's voice possessed a unique timbre and an emotionally charged expression that endeared her to audiences worldwide, encapsulating the Italian bel canto tradition.

Embarking on her operatic debut in 1910 at the Teatro dal Verme in Milan, Muzio quickly rose to prominence, captivating crowds with her intense performances. Her career was a mosaic of triumphs across the major opera houses of the world, including La Scala, the Metropolitan Opera, and the Royal Opera House. Muzio's ability to embody the dramatic essence of her roles, coupled with her innate musicality, established her as a defining artist of her time. Although her life came to an untimely end on May 24, 1936, her legacy lives on through the recordings that showcase her voice's poignant beauty and the emotional depth she brought to the operatic repertoire. The releases listed reflect a historical perspective on her prestigious body of work, preserving her stature as one of opera's enduring legends.

Genres

Italian Soprano

Vintage Classical Singing

Latest Release

Creator Records, Vol. 2

Claudia Muzio

Album - 16 Tracks - Released October 1, 2013