About Angelo

Praised for his sweet-sounding voice, agility and sensitivity in embellishing the vocal line, Italian tenor Angelo Testori has distinguished himself in several competitions. In 2022 he won the 3rd prize at the Francesco Provenzale Baroque Singing Competition. In 2023 he won the 3rd prize at the San Colombano International Competition (sacred music) and the 2nd prize at the Marco Uccellini Early Music Competition. In 2024 he was among the finalists in the International Singing Competition for Baroque Opera Pietro Antonio Cesti in Innsbruck and in 2025 he won the Cavalli Monteverdi International Baroque Competition.

Born in Bologna, he graduated in violin and in Baroque Singing at the “B. Maderna” Conservatory in Cesena and subsequently obtained the Master degree in Early Music at the Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität of Vienna, under the guidance of Roberta Invernizzi.

Angelo made his debut in 2022 in the opera “Etarco” by G. Bononcini at the Wiener Konzerthaus for the Resonanzen Festival. In 2024 he made his debut at the Monteverdi Festival in Cremona in the role of Tancredi in the production of “Polittico Monteverdiano”, and at the Ravenna Festival in the role of San Giovanni in the staged production of “Il Trionfo della Divina Giustizia” by N. Porpora.

Angelo performs regularly with ensembles such as Cremona Antiqua, Vox Luminis, La Fonte Musica, Mare Nostrum, La Risonanza, Cappella Neapolitana, Zürcher Sing-Akademie, Balthasar-Neumann Ensembles and in Festivals such as, Monteverdi Festival Cremona, Ravenna Festival, Resonanzen Festival Vienna, Festival d’Ambronay, Universo Barocco CNDM, Festival de l’etc Mosan, Salzburger Festspiele.

His solo repertoire includes important pages from the operatic and sacred repertoire such as Trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno by G.F. Händel (Tempo), La Griselda by A. Vivaldi (Gualtiero), Etearco by G. Bononcini (Delbo), Fairy Queen by H. Purcell (Autumn), Zaide by W.A. Mozart (Gomatz), Vespro della Beata Vergine by C.Monteverdi, Rappresentatione di Anima et Corpo by E. de Cavalieri (Intelletto), Humanità e Lucifero by A. Scarlatti (Lucifero), Johannes-Passion by J.S. Bach, Stabat Mater by F.J. Haydn.