DVD - New Release in 2008:
Lucia Aliberti -- Live at Semperoper Dresden
DVD 88697 19045 9 / RCA Red Seal - SonyBMG

„Queen of Belcanto. Triumph of a Diva. Lucia Aliberti took the hearts by storm. Standing Ovations. Lucia Aliberti shows very rare quality of voice. The dark, velvet colour with its compact, sonor center was immediately very present and showed also the dramatic potential. Plus the shining glance of the high notes in the unique manner of a Primadonna in grand style. A chapter of its own is the incredible technique of the singer in clear Belcanto-style. Her mastery was demonstrated impressively in the aria of Elvira in Verdis „Ernani“ and even more so in the mad scene of Donizettis „Lucia di Lammermoor“. She faszinated the audience with her touching beautiful colours of pianissimo and her refined shades of notes. “ (Gabor Halasz, Rheinpfalz, 25.2.08)

"She remains of the last Primadonnas. She manages with her incredible soprano voice and her deep knowledge about the line itself, to define cadences in musical space and to project within a short aria a well-contoured character. Her piano is a real piano. Here we are not dealing with belcanto as just beautiful singing, but with he subtle art as a mirror of the state of the soul. What she gives us in terms of concentration and security in the high tessituras, as well as regarding plasticity of line and inner dramaturgy, is highpower singing. With this elegance of phrazing and dynamic nuance." (Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, 2007)

Since her debut at the Spoleto-Festival (La Sonnambula), Lucia Aliberti sings on all mayor stages in opera and concert of the world. Her natural vocal talents are enhanced by a technique which allows her to sustain even the most difficult parts in the Belcanto-repertory. Her particular stage presence and dramatic capabilities are celebrated at the Metropolitan Opera New York (Lucia di Lammermoor), Scala in Milan (Beatrice di Tenda, La Sonnambula, Don Pasquale), Deutsche Oper Berlin (Anna Bolena, Lucia di Lammermoor), Bayerische Staatsoper München (Rigoletto), Wiener Staatsoper (I Puritani), Teatro Colon Buenos Aires (Norma) and Grosses Festspielhaus Salzburg, KKL Lucerne, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Theatre Champs-Elysee Paris, Queen Elisabeth Hall London, Seoul Arts Center and Suntory Hall Tokyo (La Traviata).

Here discography includes Beatrice di Tenda, Il Pirata, La Sonnambula, La Straniera and La Traviata. And the recitals "A Portait" and "Viva! Belcanto" on SonyBMG.