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Luglio Trapanese Baritono Massimo Cavalletti

July 11 & 13, 2025

Conte di luna ne il Trovatore di Giuseppe Verdi – Luglio Musicale Trapanese

Conductor Bruno Cinquegrani - Director Daniele De Plano

The New National Theatre Tokyo italian baritone Massimo Cavalletti

October 1,4,7,9 & 11, 2025

La Boheme (Marcello) di Giacomo Puccini – The New National Theatre Tokyo

Director Aguni Jun - Conductor Paolo Olmi

Baritone italian Massimo Cavalletti Aalto-Musiktheater Essen

Mar 28; Apr 19,30 and May 12 & 22, 2026

La fanciulla del West (Jack Rance) di Giacomo Puccini – Aalto Theatre Essen

Conductor Andrea Sanguineti

Singing Lessons

Singins Lessons Baritone

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Intervista Giulia Giusti di Radio Talking About Massimo Cavalletti Baritono

INTERVIEW WITH MASSIMO CAVALLETTI CONDUCTED BY GIULIA GIUSTI FROM RADIO TALKING ABOUT

A Chat with Baritone Massimo Cavalletti Here’s the interview with Massimo Cavalletti, conducted by...
La Traviata Baritone Massimo Cavalletti Opera de Monte-Carlo

GERMONT IN LA TRAVIATA DI GIUSEPPE VERDI – OPERA DI MONTE-CARLO

Returning to the Monte-Carlo Opera with the role of Giorgio Germont in La Traviata,...
Boheme Torino 2021

MARCELLO IN GIACOMO PUCCINI’S “LA BOHÈME” AT THE TEATRO REGIO IN TURIN

This Bohème is my second production of this title at the Teatro Regio in...

About me

Massimo Cavalletti

Opera Singer Baritone

Massimo Cavalletti was born in Lucca, where he began his vocal studies with Graziano Polidori before attending the Academy of La Scala in Milan, where he refined his vocal technique with Luciana Serra. In October 2004 he made his operatic debut at the Teatro Donizetti of Bergamo in Parisina in a production of the Academy of the Teatro alla Scala. In 2005, still a student of the Academy, he made his debut at La Scala, where since then he has starred in over 100 performances and over 10 different roles.

Massimo Cavalletti has worked with such conductors as Daniel Barenboim, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Chailly, Nello Santi, Fabio Luisi, Daniele Gatti, and Daniel Harding.

His DVD/Blu-Ray recordings include La bohème from Salzburg, Turin and Valencia, Falstaff from Zurich and the Salzburg Festival, and Simon Boccanegra from La Scala.

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