Italian-American Soprano, Carina DiGianfilippo, has been praised by the Boston Globe for her “winsome voice” and hailed a “vision” by the Theatre Times. She has performed globally, most recently in Italy, where she performed a series of art song concerts with the Livorno Music Festival alongside renown Mezzo-soprano Manuela Custer. She was the First-Place winner in the Concorso Internazionale Rolando Nicolosi Competition in Formello, Italy, and she has sung in China as both a young artist with the iSING! International Young Artist Festival and as a guest artist with the Xi’an Symphony Orchestra. Carina enjoys bringing opera to new audiences in ways that are both engaging and accessible. She performed as Violetta in a site-specific performance of La Traviata with MassOpera, made her operatic film debut as Charlene in Service Provider with Helios Opera, and was featured on Vermont Public Radio while performing as Cupidon in the Opera Company of Middlebury’s Orphée aux enfers. She has a strong dance background and earned her Master of Music from Manhattan School of Music, where she acted as teaching assistant for Frances Patrelle’s Movement for Singer classes and as co-choreographer for their Undergraduate Senior Opera Theatre.
Carina has performed extensively in the New England area and was recently featured on a master class with acclaimed Soprano Erin Morley. She is currently a J.P. Hunsaker soloist at the First Parish in Milton and a board member for the VOICES Boston children’s chorus. For more credits, please visit www.carinadigianfilippo.com.