Daniel Giulianini, young and promising bass-baritone, was born in 1987 and graduated with honor from the "Bruno Maderna" Conservatoire in Cesena.
Then he attended the Scuola dell'Opera at the Teatro Comunale in Bologna, and more recently continued his studies under the guidance of William Matteuzzi, Franco Fussi and Carlo Meliciani.
He was awarded in important Competitions such as "Etta Limiti" Contest (2012) and As.Li.Co Contest (2015).
Daniel Giulianini made his stage debut in 2009 as Morales in Carmen in Lugo (Italy) and as Haly in L'Italiana in Algeri at the Teatro Municipale in Piacenza. Important engagements followed: La traviata and a series of concerts in Abu Dhabi; Monterone in Rigoletto with Cristina Muti directing in Piacenza, Dubai, Bahrain. Daniel Giulianini debuted as Dulcamara in L'elisir d'amore in Piacenza and at the Teatro Dante Alighieri in Ravenna conducted by Leo Nucci. He has also performed Schaunard/La bohème in Ravenna, Vilnius and Novara and later in Lucca, Padova and Piacenza. He took part in some concerts with the Salzburg Young Singers Project at the The State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow and Como, among a Gala Concert at the Teatro Regio in Parma.
Recently he performed: Masetto/Don Giovanni in Ravenna and with Tel Aviv Opera conducted by Daniel Oren, Banco in Macbeth in Ravenna and later on tour with the Ravenna Festival in Savonlinna; Figaro in Le nozze di Figaro at the Festival dei Due Mondi in Spoleto (James Conlon conducting and Giorgio Ferrara directing) and in the theatres of Como, Cremona, Pavia and Brescia; Don Giovanni (Masetto) with Spoleto Festival (James Conlon conducting) and at Teatro Coccia in Novara; Don Carlos with Opéra de Paris.
Future engagements include Rossini/Petite Messe Sollenelle with Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir, Masetto/Don Giovanni at Opéra de Nice, Shunard/La Boheme directed by Cristina Muti on a tour in China and Lucia di Lammermoor at Teatro di Pisa. He will also perform Samuel/Un Ballo in Maschera as his debut at Teatro Real de Madrid and Deputtato fiammingo/Don Carlo at Paris National Opera.
