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"Vincent Grana provided a boyishly appealing turn as Colline, his coltish demeanor wedded to a mellifluous, smoothly produced bass baritone of considerable accomplishment. So appealing was his singing, one longed that Maestro Puccini had given him even more to sing, although his brief Coat Aria was rendered with heartfelt sheen."

James Sohre,

Opera Today

Silent Night | Metropolitan Opera

Selim | Il Turco in Italia | Teatro Nuovo

Vincent Graña
Bass

Aïda | Metropolitan Opera

Parsifal | Metropolitan Opera

Mahler: Symphony No. 8 | Metropolitan Opera

ABOUT

Cuban-American Bass, Vincent Graña is a performer and educator based in the New York Metro Area. Dr. Vincent Graña, praised for his rich bass voice and vivid storytelling, has performed with companies including Opera Santa Barbara, Pacific Opera Project, Dayton Opera, Teatro Nuovo, and the Metropolitan Opera chorus. His operatic credits span roles such as Colline (La Bohème), Zuniga (Carmen), and Simone (Gianni Schicchi), alongside concert appearances with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra. He holds a D.M.A. from Rutgers University and also serves as an instructor at Wagner College. Full Bio & Recent Engagements

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