Paola Quagliata is a singer who has worked in many of Italy's most important opera houses. Her repertoire consists mostly of baroque and 18th century music, both of which she has studied in-depth and performed with renowned musicians such as Ottavio Dantone, Gabriel Garrido, E. L. Banzo, Rubèn Dubrovsky and Roberto de Simone.
However, she also sees herself as something of an omnivore, in the sense that she is open to music of many kinds, especially jazz, her second love after baroque. The cooperation with these great and eclectic musicians convinced her that baroque and jazz can offer the singer the same amount of artistic flexibility.
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