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Rossini Serenata

Album: duetto with tenor

Released: Apr 30, 2006

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Rossini Serenata
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Genre: Classical Opera and Vocal / Other
Location Milano, It
Profile Views: 9162
Last Login: 11/9/2011
Member Since 3/30/2006
Type of Label Unsigned
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Japanese soprano Yoko Nagoya was born in Tokyo. Ms. Nagoya started to study singing with Maestro Sakuzo Takada, Japanese tenor who had studied with famous Maestro Arrigo Pola in Italy. Ms. Nagoya is a graduate of the Toho Music College in Tokyo majoring in classical singing. While at the college, Ms. Nagoya started to perform in various concerts and operas in Japan. In 2001 Ms. Nagoya has settled in Italy, at first in Naples, her favorite beautiful city, then has moved in Milan and has been studying the "Belcanto" vocal technique with Maestra Lina Vasta(Italian soprano). Ms. Nagoya's repertoire: Mimi'("La Boheme"), Liu'("Turandot"), Butterfly ("Madame Butterfly"), Angelica("Sour Angelica"), Lauretta("Gianni Schicchi") by Puccini, Suzel("L'amico Fritz"), Santuzza("Cavalleria Rusticana") by Mascagni, Nedda("I Pagliacci") by Leoncavallo, Micaela("Carmen") by Bizet, "Missa in C KV317(Kroenungs-Messe)", "Requiem KV626" by Mozart, "Messa di Requiem" by Donizetti, "9. Symphonie op125, An Die Freude" by Beethoven. Besides these classic music repertoire, Ms. Nagoya loves traditional neapolitan songs like "Passione" "I' te vurria vasa", "Core 'ngrato", "'Na sera 'e maggio", "Chiove" etc...
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Puccini, Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, Rossini, Massenet, Charpentier, Mozart, Korngold, Dovorak, other opera composers of all over the world. Beautiful Neapolitan Songs and other beutiful music from all countries! Montserrat Caballe', Renata Tebaldi, Maria Callas, Renata Scotto, Anna Netrebko, Natalie Dessay, Renee Fleming, other great singers and my great teachers.
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Japanese soprano Yoko Nagoya was born in Tokyo. Ms. Nagoya started to study singing with Maestro Sakuzo Takada, Japanese tenor who had studied with famous Maestro Arrigo Pola in Italy. Ms. Nagoya is a graduate of the Toho Music College in Tokyo majoring in classical singing. While at the college, Ms. Nagoya started to perform in various concerts and operas in Japan. In 2001 Ms. Nagoya has settled in Italy, at first in Naples, her favorite beautiful city, then has moved in Milan and has been studying the "Belcanto" vocal technique with Maestra Lina Vasta(Italian soprano). Ms. Nagoya's repertoire: Mimi'("La Boheme"), Liu'("Turandot"), Butterfly ("Madame Butterfly"), Angelica("Sour Angelica"), Lauretta("Gianni Schicchi") by Puccini, Suzel("L'amico Fritz"), Santuzza("Cavalleria Rusticana") by Mascagni, Nedda("I Pagliacci") by Leoncavallo, Micaela("Carmen") by Bizet, "Missa in C KV317(Kroenungs-Messe)", "Requiem KV626" by Mozart, "Messa di Requiem" by Donizetti, "9. Symphonie op125, An Die Freude" by Beethoven. Besides these classic music repertoire, Ms. Nagoya loves traditional neapolitan songs like "Passione" "I' te vurria vasa", "Core 'ngrato", "'Na sera 'e maggio", "Chiove" etc...

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March 30, 2006

Members:

Yoko Nagoya (soprano)

Influences:

Puccini, Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, Rossini, Massenet, Charpentier, Mozart, Korngold, Dovorak, other opera composers of all over the world. Beautiful Neapolitan Songs and other beutiful music from all countries! Montserrat Caballe', Renata Tebaldi, Maria Callas, Renata Scotto, Anna Netrebko, Natalie Dessay, Renee Fleming, other great singers and my great teachers.