Italian tenor Silvano Sant'Agata, a native of Genova, graduated in flute from the Conservatory of his natal city, and continued to study singing with Rosetta Noli.

He has so far participated in various musical events in Italy, including the "Festival di Villa Imperiale" in Genova, "Settembre Musica" in Torino, and the "Serate Musicali" in Milano. He has also performed in France, Switzerland, Germany and Sweden, where he recently performed in Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle. He took part in the very first performance of Angelo Canepa’s Ode Columbus at the Teatro dell’Opera in Genova, and sang the lead in the operettas Die lustige Witwe, Il Paese del Sorriso, Frasquita and Sogno di un valzer.

He has recently recorded Mozart’s Requiem and the opera Moro per amore, by Stradella.