Filipino-American bass-baritone Enrico Lagasca is a sought-after artist acclaimed for his “smooth, dark bass voice” and commanding stage presence. His wide-ranging repertoire spans over a hundred oratorios, operatic roles, world premieres, and art song programs. His voice—featured on five Grammy-nominated recordings—has been praised for its emotional resonance and technical brilliance.Highlights of Enrico’s 2025 season include debuts with the Nashville and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestras, followed by a return to the operatic stage in 2026 in Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo with Ars Lyrica Houston. Recent engagements include appearances with the Baltimore, St. Louis, and Toronto Symphony Orchestras; BachFest Leipzig with Bach Collegium San Diego; Tafelmusik, the San Francisco Symphony and Gay Men’s Chorus; Tafelmusik; and a residency as the 2023 soloist at the Carmel Bach Festival. A frequent collaborator and soloist with Conspirare, Bach Collegium San Diego, Trinity Wall Street, Santa Fe Desert Chorale, and others, Enrico is praised for his vocal power and expressive depth. Critics describe his performances as “larger-than-life” and “elegant as they are moving.” His recent recording of Bach’s St. Matthew Passion was hailed for its clarity and conviction, with Gramophone noting his “warm bass voice” and standout interpretations. Born in the Philippines and now based in New York City, Enrico began his career with the world-renowned Philippine Madrigal Singers. He studied at the University of the Philippines and Mannes School of Music and maintains a thriving teaching studio alongside his performing career. Visit enricolagasca.com
