“Chiara Isotton’s performance of Tosca is imbued with great character. The soprano has a full-bodied tone rich in harmonics supported by excellent technique that allows her to enrich all the personality facets of her role.
Particularly notable, in the second act, after the robust and determined confrontation with Scarpia, the sorrowful aria “Vissi d’arte” is a moment of extreme and private solitude, sung softly, with an introspective mood that increases in intensity in a peremptory plea to God which flows, fading seemlessly into the successive lament.”
(Patrizia Monteverdi, Operaclick)