Vittorio Rosetta

Vittorio Rosetta, Maestro at La Scala di Milano under Claudio Abbado (1971-1981), has worked with some of the greatest singers and orchestral conductors in the world, including:

Mirella Freni, Leyla Gencer, Domingo, Pavarotti, Ghiaurov, Cappuccili, Bergonzi, Bardelli, Siepi and Raimondi (tenor and bass), as well as Schippers, Bernstein, Boehm, Kleiber and hundreds of others.

He is the teacher of famed mezzo soprano, Fiorenza Cosotto.

The son of a composer and pianist, and pupil of famous Milanese blind piano master, Albert Mozzati, Vittorio Rosetta graduated with highest honors from Conservatorio G. Verdi in pianoforte at age 16. His pianistic talents, as well as his love for vocal repertoire, soon won him an appointment as Principal Accompanist for the annual international singing competition "Concorso Internazionale di Canto G.B. Viotti" in Vercelli, Italy. He eventually returned to Conservatorio G. Verdi as Vocal Coach and was subsequently engaged to work with singers at Teatro alla Scala di Milano and then later at Teatro dell'Opera di Rome.