Carlo Colombara is an esteemed Italian operatic bass, recognized for his profound vocal prowess and the dramatic intensity he brings to the operatic stage. Born on January 1, 1964, in Bologna, Italy, Colombara's rich, resonant voice and masterful technique have earned him a place among the leading opera singers of his generation. He studied at the Luigi Cherubini Conservatory in Florence and came to prominence after winning several prestigious singing competitions, including the Teatro alla Scala competition in Milan, which propelled his professional career.

Colombara's discography showcases his versatility across a wide range of operatic roles. He is especially admired for his interpretations of the works of Verdi, as evidenced by his authoritative performances in "Attila," "Simon Boccanegra," and the "Verdi Requiem." The depth of his art is also reflected in personal projects such as "C. Colombara: Opera Arias" and "Arie d'opera per basso," where his exploration of the bass repertoire cements his status as an artist of great interpretive insight. His affection for the French mélodie is demonstrated in his "Vocal Recital," which features works by composers like Fauré, Gounod, and Ravel, revealing a more intimate facet of his musical personality. With a career spanning over three decades, Carlo Colombara continues to enchant audiences worldwide with his commanding presence and the sheer beauty of his voice.

Genres

Classical Bass

Italian Bass

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Latest Release

Gounod: Faust, CG 4 (1864 Version)

Charles Gounod•

Carlo Colombara

Album - 36 Tracks - Released July 12, 2019