Giuseppe, hailing from the enchanting island of Sicily, embarked on his musical journey at a young age. His passion for music led him to enroll in a two-year performing arts course in Palermo, where he discovered his commitment to classical singing. Under the mentorship of the esteemed teacher Elizabeth Smith, Giuseppe began to make his mark in the operatic world, performing minor roles in notable productions such as Rossini’s 'Barbiere di Siviglia' in Malta, Donizetti’s 'Le Convenienze ed Inconvenienze Teatrali', and Puccini's 'Manon Lescaut' in Palermo.

His move to Tuscany proved to be a pivotal moment in his career. Here, he met the talented baritone Marcello Lippi, who played a crucial role in refining Giuseppe's vocal technique. This collaboration opened doors for Giuseppe, allowing him to take on leading roles for the first time, including Gennaro Iovine in Nino Rota’s 'Napoli Milionaria' across cities such as Lucca, Livorno, Pisa, and even Budapest. He also portrayed the character of Mafia in 'Falcone e Borsellino' at the prestigious Verdi Theatre in Pisa. Throughout these experiences, Giuseppe had the invaluable opportunity to work with acclaimed directors like Davide Livermore and Fabio Sparvoli, further enriching his artistic development.

A significant milestone in Giuseppe's career came when renowned composer Richard Cocciante offered him the role of Lord Capulet in his Opera Popolare 'Giulietta e Romeo'. This production premiered at the iconic Arena di Verona and subsequently toured Italy, featuring over 80 performances. Giuseppe made his first studio recording as part of the original cast soundtrack, marking a significant achievement in his artistic journey. His talents then led him to London, where he was cast as Father Francis in 'Tolkien' at The Arts Theatre in the West End, once again recording his performance for the original cast album.

In 2022, Giuseppe achieved a remarkable academic milestone by completing his Master of Music (MMus) degree at Trinity & Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance (TLCMD) in London. His studies were supported by prestigious scholarships, including the Elliot Rosenblatt Memorial Scholarship, Crompton Scholarship, and The Morag Noble Scholarship. He actively participated in masterclasses led by notable figures in the operatic world, such as Elaine Kidd from the Royal Opera House’s Jette Parker programme, James Clutton of Opera Holland Park, and celebrated artists like Roderick Williams, David Kempster, Andrew Shore, and Laurent Naouri.

Giuseppe's operatic repertoire is diverse and impressive, featuring roles such as Plutone in 'Le Carnaval de Venise', Marcello and Schaunard in 'La Bohéme', Lord Ruthven in ‘Der Vampyr’, Ersitratro in 'La forza dell'amor paterno', and White in 'Black, El Payaso'. He has also portrayed Beaumarchais in 'The Ghosts of Versailles', Don Basilio in 'Il Barbiere di Siviglia', Figaro in 'Le Nozze di Figaro', Masetto and Leporello in 'Don Giovanni', Biscroma Strappaviscere and the Director of the Theatre in 'Le Convenienze ed Inconvenienze Teatrali', the Sergeant of the Royal Archers in 'Manon Lescaut', and Gennaro Iovine and Brigadiere Ciappa in 'Napoli Milionaria'. Additionally, he has taken on the role of Mafia in 'Falcone e Borsellino – Il muro dei martiri' and Ebenezer Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol'. His contributions to choral music include performances as a soloist in Handel’s 'Messiah', Schubert’s 'Mass No. 2 in G Major', and Rossini’s 'Petite Messe Solennelle'.

Giuseppe has collaborated with various esteemed companies, such as Vache Baroque, TLCMD, LTL Opera, Fondazione Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana, Miskolc Opera Festival, Manoel Theatre, Choir 2000, The Addison Singers, Cervantes Theatre, the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, and Gothic Opera. As he continues to grow as an artist, Giuseppe remains dedicated to his craft, inspiring audiences with his remarkable talent and passion for opera.

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