Eve-Maud Hubeaux tackled the elegantly voluptuous yet emotionally temperamental Amneris from Verdi's Aida at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions as well.
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›Verdi's Aida Starring Teresa Romano Review@antonireviewer978d
Teresa Romano came to the rescue in a role she has sung for many years, from her initial tenure as a spinto/dramatic soprano to her current engagements as a mezzo-soprano. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions as well.
›Verdi's Aida Starring Clémentine Margaine Review@antonireviewer981d
Clémentine Margaine, with her increasing forays into the dramatic mezzo-soprano repertoire, rises up to the challenge to tackle one of Verdi's most iconic mezzo-soprano princesses. Enjoy my review and let me know your opinions as well. https://youtu.be/UbCYLWbzu-0
›Verdi's Aida Starring Byung Gil Kim Review@antonireviewer1176d
Going from strength to strength in his ever-flourishing career and possessing a brilliant future in more leading man roles is Byung Gil Kim who tackled the role of the imperious high priest Ramfis. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions as well.
›My Thoughts on Verdi's Aida starring Noel Bouley and Jorge de Leon@antonireviews3200d
After countless engagements not only at the Deutsche Oper Berlin but also many other opera houses worldwide, the amazing and noble Noel Bouley rises up to the challenge to sing the famous Ethiopian warrior king, Amonasro. Joining him was the fine Spanish dramatic tenor with an incisive voice, Señor Jorge de Leon, who was the handsome, dashing, and strong Radames, and even Robert Watson in the small role of the Messenger, who is celebrating his very special day and this review is also dedicated to him. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.
›My Thoughts on Verdi's Aida starring Violeta Urmana and Krassimira Stoyanova@antonireviews3361d
With a cast headed by two monumental divas, how tall do they manage to stand in Verdi's grand opera?
›My Thoughts on Verdi's Aida Starring Ievgen Orlov, Andrew Harris and Francesco Landolfi@antonireviews3481d
Three Kings Day may have come too early, but these three gentlemen, Ievgen Orlov, Andrew Harris and Francesco Landolfi, really know how to bring the house down with the regal characters of Ramfis, Il Re d'Egitto, that's The King of Egypt in Italian, and Amonasro!