Silvano Carroli (22 February 1939 – 4 April 2020
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Biography

Carroli was born in

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. Orphaned as a result of his father's death at only six years of age, he began to attend the oratory of the

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, but family needs prevented him from continuing the study of music. After getting engaged to his future wife, he decided to pursue a career as an opera singer. He studied with the teacher Marcello Del Monaco and perfected later with Mario Del Monaco. Later he was admitted to the training school of the La Fenice Theater in Venice, under the guidance of the masters Mario Labroca,

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and Floris Ammannati, making his debut in 1963 as Marcello in

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's La bohème, alongside Mirella Freni and

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, the opera was directed by

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. Already in 1966 he began to face the most demanding roles in the repertoire. From

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he played Ezio in

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, Jago in

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, Renato in

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, Don Carlo in

La Forza del Destino ' (; ''The Power of Fate'', often translated ''The Force of Destiny'') is an Italian opera by Giuseppe Verdi. The libretto was written by Francesco Maria Piave based on a Spanish drama, ' (1835), by Ángel de Saavedra, 3rd Duke of Rivas, wi ...

, Monforte in I vespri siciliani, Giorgio Germont in

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, Simon Boccanegra,

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, Nebuchadnezzar in

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, Roger in Jérusalem and Pagano in I Lombardi at the first crusade, Amonasro in Aida. Also by other composers, he played Jack Rance in

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, Michele in

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, Scarpia in

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, Alfio in Cavalleria rusticana, Barnaba in

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, Tonio in

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, Gianciotto in

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, Enrico in Lucia di Lammermoor, Il Duca D 'Alba and the High Priest of Samson et Dalila. He sang with many illustrious colleagues, including

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, Mario Del Monaco, Magda Olivero, Carlo Bergonzi,

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, Raina Kabaivanska, Ghena Dimitrova,

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, Nicolai Ghiaurov, and was under the guidance of famous directors, such as James Levine,

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, Peter Maag,

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and Claudio Abbado. in August 2007 at the Arena di Verona he successfully added to the baritone interpretations to that as the bass in the role of Verdi of Zaccaria (there are some live recordings where he sings also in the tenor register). in 2008 he was a protagonist in two productions of the " Fanciulla del West": in

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and at the

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(with Josè Cura and the direction of Antonio Pappano). In 2009 he was Scarpia in

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, under Daniel Oren's wand. In the same year he was then

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. While continuing his artistic activity, Carroli also dedicated himself for years to teaching and held the chair of singing at the school for

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of the Del Monaco Foundation. He died in Lucca, aged 81.

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** '' Lohengrin'' (Federico di Telramondo) * Riccardo Zandonai ** ''

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Disks

Audio * Catalani - La Wally - Olivero, Carroli, Zambon - Live 1972 * Donizetti - Lucia di Lammermoor - Mazzola, Morino, Carroli - Live Napoli 1989 * Mascagni - Cavalleria Rusticana - Domingo, Carroli - Arena di Verona - Live 1977 * Mascagni - Cavalleria Rusticana - Lamberti, Jones, Carroli - Live 1987 Munich * Mascagni - Cossotto, Martinucci, Carroli Santi Verona 1987 * Mascagni - Carroli, Berini, Vanzo Suzan Marseille 1976 * Mascagni - Casolla, Johansson, Carroli Gavazzeni Firenze 1991 * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Dimitrova, Bonisolli, Carroli Sinopoli Berlin 1982 * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Dessì, Armiliato, Carroli - Live Roma 2008 * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Carroli Westbroek Cura Pappano London 2009 * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Carroli MJ Johnson Frusoni Latham Koenig Caracalla 1988 * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Carroli S Larson, Popov Arena Verona 1986 * Puccini - Tosca - Caballé, Todisco, Carroli - Live 1983 * Puccini - Tosca - Miricioiu, G. Lamberti, Carroli - Alexander Rahbari - Live Studio Naxos * Puccini - Tosca - Carroli, Casolla Todisco Oren Verona 1989 * Puccini - Tosca - Carroli, He, A. Richards Oren Verona 2006 * Puccini - Tosca - Carroli, Cedolins, Martinucci Lynn-Wilson Verona * Verdi - Aida - Giacomini, Carroli - Live Caracalla Roma * Verdi - Aida - Giuliacci, Carroli - Oren - Live Roma 2009 * Verdi - Aida - Borin,

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, Carroli - Oren - Live Arena di Verona 2009 * Verdi - Aida - Nizza, Cornetti, Giuliacci, Spotti Oren Verona 2006 * Verdi - La forza del Destino - Caballé, Carroli - Live 1982 * Verdi - Macbeth - Carroli, Martinucci - Live * Verdi - Otello - Domingo, Tomowa-Sintow, Carroli - Kleiber - Live Tokio 1981 * Verdi - Un ballo in maschera - Pavarotti, Caballé, Carroli - live 1982 San Francisco * Verdi - Un ballo in maschera - Chiara, Carroli, Gilmore, Ferrarini, Lima Kuhn Verona 1984 * Verdi - Attila - Chiara, Giaiotti, Carroli, Malagnini Santi Verona 1986 * Verdi - Attila - Zampieri, Carroli, Ghiuselev, Beccaria Masini Napoli 1987 * Verdi - Attila - Cruz-Romo, Carroli, Ghiaurov, Luchetti Bartoletti Chicago 1981 * Meyerbeer - L'Africaine - Carroli, Bumbry Domingo Atherton London 1981 * Meyerbeer - L'Africaine - Carroli, Bumbry Bonisolli Atherton London 1981 * Giordano - Andrea Chenier - Carroli, Ligabue Vickers Rescigno Dallas 1973 * Donizetti - Il Duca D'Alba - Carroli, Krilovici Garaventa De Fabritiis Bruxelles 1979 * Ponchielli - Gioconda - Carroli Casolla Cossotto Pecile Beccaria Verducci Renzetti Verona 1988 * Ponchielli - Gioconda - Carroli Casolla V.Cortez Beccaria Gioaiotti Renzetti Verona 1988 * Verdi - Il Trovatore - Carroli S.Dunn Zajick Bonisolli Skinner Meltzer San Francisco 1986 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Dimitrova Nesterenko Ysas Ruiz Gandolfi Barcelona 1984 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Roark-Strummer, Nesterenko Jjori Todisco Oren Verona 1988 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Roark Strummer Nesterenko Schiatti Tieppo Oren Verona 1988 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Vejzovic Jankovic Storojev Todisco Gandolfi Caracalla 1985 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Gulegina Surguladse Nucci (Carroli canta il ruolo di Zaccaria) Borin Oren Verona 2008 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Roark-Strummer Nesterenko Patti Tieppo Tolomelli Verona 1988 * Rossini - Mosè - Carroli Casapietra Casoni Limarilli Siepi Gavazzeni Firenze 1974 * Saint-Saëns - Sansone e Dalila - Carroli Cossotto Vinco Maag Verona 1974(in Italiano) * Saint-Saëns - Sansone e Dalila - Carroli Baltsa Domingo C.Davis London 1995 * Mascagni - Isabeau - Carroli Pobbe Zannini Ferraro Mazzini Rapallo Napoli 1972 * Verdi - Rigoletto - Carroli Ferrarini Meneghelli Sempere Luperi Santi Verona 1988 * Verdi - Rigoletto - Carroli Ferrarini Schiatti Sempere Luperi Santi Verona 1988 * Verdi - Jerusalem - Carroli Gasdia Luchetti Renzetti Paris 1984 * Wagner - Lohengrin - Carroli Ricciarelli Berini Cava Zecchillo Bartoletti Venezia 1973 (In Italiano) * Leoncavallo - Pagliacci - Carroli Kabaivanska Vickers L.Carlson Rescigno Dallas 1972 * Verdi - Forza del Destino - Carroli Ross, Vighi, Limarilli, Vinco,M.Basiola jr Rossi Venezia 1966 * Verdi - Otello - Carroli Domingo M.Price C.Kleiber London 1981 * Verdi - Otello - Carroli Ricciarelli, Cossutta Guadagno Cyprus 1996 * Verdi - Otello - Carroli Tomowa-Sintow, Domingo C.Kleiber La Scala a Tokio 1980 * Album - The very best of Puccini - Gauci, Carroli, Orgonasova, G.Lamberti, Miricioiu - CD Naxos DVD * Bizet - Carmen - Obraztsova, Ferrarini, Carreras Delacote Barcelona 1983 * Verdi - Attila - Chiara, Giaiotti, Luchetti Santi Verona 1986 * Verdi - Attila - Chiara, Ghiuselev, Luchetti Santi Torino 1983 * Puccini - Gianni Schicchi - Carroli - Teatro Filarmonico Verona * Puccini - Il Tabarro - Domingo, Carroli - Madrid Live 1982 * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Dimitrova, Domingo - Live * Puccini - La Fanciulla del West - Neblett, Domingo, Carroli - Santi - Royal Opera House di Londra * Verdi - Aida - Giacomini, Carroli - Arena di Verona * Verdi - Aida - Sweet, Zajick, Scuderi, Giaiotti Steinberg Verona 1990 * Verdi - Aida - Chiara, Baglioni, Cecchele, Vinco Renzetti Luxor 1987 * Verdi - Attila - Nesterenko, Chiara, Carroli, Luchetti - Santi - Arena di Verona 1985 * Verdi - I Lombardi alla Prima Crociata - Carreras, Dimitrova, Carroli - Gavazzeni - Teatro la Scala * Verdi - Otello - Carroli Lorengar Domingo Navarro Madrid 1985 * Verdi - Rigoletto - Carroli - Arena di Verona 1991 * Gounod - Faust - Carroli, Aragall, Dessì, Sardinero - Lombard - Teatro Comunale Bologna 1985 * Zandonai - Francesca da Rimini - Cura, Carroli, Kabaivanska - Teatro Massimo di Palermo 1995 * Zandonai - Francesca da Rimini - Nizza, Michailov, Carroli - Teatro dell'Opera di Roma 2003 * Verdi - Nabucco - Carroli Roark-Strummer Nesterenko Patti Tieppo Tolomelli Verona 1988 * Verdi - Jerusalem - Carroli Gasdia Luchetti Renzetti Paris 1984 * Verdi - Forza del Destino - Carroli Caballe, Mattiucci, Mauro, Plishka, Bacquier Gomez-Martinez Orange 1982 * Verdi - Otello - Carroli Tomowa-Sintow, Domingo C.Kleiber La Scala a Tokio 1980

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Carroli , Silvano 2020 deaths 1939 births Italian operatic baritones Musicians from Venice 20th-century Italian male opera singers 21st-century Italian male opera singers