The vocal art of Gabriella Tucci is synonymous with great singing. She has honoured with her singing 
the stages of some of the most prestigious opera houses of the world, such as Covent Garden, the 
Bolshoi Theatre, Wiener Staatsoper, the Theatre of Cologne, la Scala, Arena di Verona, 
Teatro San Carlo, Teatro La Fenice, and the Metropolitan Opera.
Born in Rome, Gabriella Tucci is famous throughout the world, starting with her debut at the 
Experimental Theatre in Spoleto, Italy. 
She has since performed 80 different roles in five different languages, in a range from Baroque music 
to 20th century music.
She has an extraordinary sense of vocal technique. She is renowned for the warmth of her lyrical voice, 
the psychological power of the images she creates, and her extraordinary acting talent and eternal 
youth.
Ms. Tucci is considered one of the foremost interpreters of Verdi and Puccini, and is well known for her 
performances of Aida, Desdemona, Mimi and Violetta.
“Singing is a colourful picture. You have an endless number of colours to play any role, but we don’t sing 
only with our voices. We must sing with our entire body: our facial expressions, our mouths, our glance, 
and even the movement of our hands is a part of overall expression”.
Ms. Tucci brings to her classes of young singers not only her powerful professionalism, but her passion 
and sense of style. “For me the greatest joy is to pass on to others my love and knowledge of lyrical 
arts”. “When I take part in a performance and teach, I experience deep emotions, which I’m happy to 
share with my audience and students… When you have a good voice the important thing is to study 
and continue to study. I try to pass on to young singers a sense of life, a careful attitude to the music 
and words… For me teaching is a source of joy”.




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