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Fedora Barbieri

The Italian mezzo Fedora Barbieri was born in Trieste on 4 June 1920.

She sang at La Scala, The Met and Covent Garden, had 110 roles in her repertoire and made many recordings.

Fedora Barbieri died in Florence on 4 March 2003 aged eighty-two.

 

A selection of articles about Fedora Barbieri

CD Spotlight. Most Electrifying - Toscanini's Verdi Requiem from Carnegie Hall, enjoyed by Howard Smith. '... I find the 1951 adrenalin rush positively exhilarating.'

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