I first saw Renee in 1991 in New York as the Countess in Figaro, and so many other operas after. The French works included Manon, Thaïs, Faust, Louise. I last saw her just before the Pandemic at the New York Philharmonic with some contemporary songs.
She has lasted even until today because she knew how to say “no.” The interviewer asks her about Strauss’s Salome, and she responds that the music is incredible, but the orchestra is too strong for her voice, so she must say no. One French role she missed was Antonia in Les contes d’Hoffmann; can you imagine her gorgeous voice singing “Elle a fuit!”
I first saw Renee in 1991 in New York as the Countess in Figaro, and so many other operas after. The French works included Manon, Thaïs, Faust, Louise. I last saw her just before the Pandemic at the New York Philharmonic with some contemporary songs.
Wonderful - really looking forward to watching the rest over the next few days. It’s amazing that she was at the height of her beauty at 49.
Yes she was amazingly beautiful :)
Renee is gorgeous and at 65 still sings beautifully. She is so smart and so kind. She has made opera history. She is the best.
She has lasted even until today because she knew how to say “no.” The interviewer asks her about Strauss’s Salome, and she responds that the music is incredible, but the orchestra is too strong for her voice, so she must say no. One French role she missed was Antonia in Les contes d’Hoffmann; can you imagine her gorgeous voice singing “Elle a fuit!”
Thank you so much! What a treat this Solstice Day. And English translation works. Merci beaucoup!!!💕
What a marvelous interview! I love the way she searches for words but her French is so good!! Thank you so much.
Alors là...
Vraiment...
Merci🎉❤
Joyeux Noël :))
Merci !
Merci c est tres emouvant d ecouter fleming avoir une analyse critique de sa voix. Excellente interview de personnes passionnés. Merci merci merci❤❤❤
Merci à vous :)
Oh no, are there English subtitles?
Try the automatic translation, it will give you some pretty good idea of the conversation...