Lucrezia Drei

The italian soprano is highly appreciated for her Mozart’s and belcanto roles beacause of her crisp musicality, personality on the stage and good taste in phrasing. As a very young soloist of La Scala Academy, she had the chance to take part to many operas and concerts with the greatest world’s musicians (Pelléas et Melisande w. G. Prêtre, Tosca w. L Maazel, then R. Muti, Z. Mehta, G. Dudamel). She performed her first role In La Scala at only 13 years old in Janaček’s The Cunning Little Vixen conducted by Sir A. Davis. She graduated in Flute and Operatic Singing, and majored in Languages and Foreign Literatures at the University of Milan, with a Master in Music and Neurosciences. Very young, she sung Flora in Britten’s The Turn of the Screw for AsLiCo and La Fata Azzurra in Respighi’s La B