Dino Borgioli (1891-1960) was an Italian tenor, admired in lyric and bel canto repertory. He sang internationally and left important recordings from the early electrical era.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in early Italian opera recordings of Rossini’s Il barbiere di Siviglia and Verdi’s Rigoletto, alongside Riccardo Stracciari, Mercedes Capsir and Lorenzo Molajoli.

Borgioli’s singing was stylish, fluent and clear, with the elegance needed for Rossini and the lyric line needed for Verdi. He represents an older Italian tenor tradition less driven by sheer heroic pressure.

His page is justified by both historical stature and repeated catalogue appearances. Borgioli brings a finely cut tenor profile to Pristine’s early opera shelf.