Antonio Florio

Opera Album Review: The Operatic Artistry of Leonardo (Not “da”) Vinci

January 16, 2020

Posted in Opera, Classical Music, Featured, Music, Review

A world-premiere recording of Siroe, King of Persia makes it clear that Leonardo Vinci (1690-1730) was as fine a craftsman as the painter with a similar name.

Antonio Florio

Opera Album Review: The Operatic Artistry of Leonardo (Not “da”) Vinci

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