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Daniela Stigliano
Daniela Stigliano is an Italian soprano who studied at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome. She's known for her version of "Ave Maria," which she recorded...
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Daniela Stigliano is an Italian soprano who studied at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome. She's known for her version of "Ave Maria," which she recorded in 2008. Her voice has a particular clarity that works well with that piece.
In 2016, some religious groups objected to her performing "Ave Maria" at a secular concert. She defended the performance, saying music could inspire people regardless of their beliefs. Beyond that recording, she has released other albums including one called "Incanto."
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