Back in Berlin, with memories still vivid from the CantinaJazz 25th anniversary at Villa di Corliano in Pisa. A small setback: I came down with a bad laryngitis just a few days before the concert, so I couldn’t sing the entire show. Thankfully, I was lucky to share the stage with the wonderful Paola Bivona, …
Jazz vocalist Emiliano Loconsolo has been praised for his refined artistry and expressive versatility. The Jordan Times wrote that he “sailed with ease and grace through all pieces and showed exceptional skills,” while pianist Hank Jones described him as “a young man who has the potential to rise to the very top of his field.”
Trained in both jazz and classical voice, Loconsolo merges tenor and countertenor registers into a distinctive, fluid sound that bridges jazz, classical, and contemporary styles. His repertoire spans the American Songbook, works by Billy Strayhorn and Charles Mingus, contemporary art songs, and rarely heard Italian folk music.











