Leah Crocetto on becoming Leonora in Verdi’s Il Trovatore
The Drawing Room
Il Trovatore is perhaps Verdi’s most complicated opera, with betrayals, abductions, revenge and hidden identities.
The character of Leonora is led by her heart and lacks...
Entrevista
Platea MagazineLa soprano estadounidense Leah Crocetto (1980, Michigan) firma hoy su debut en España con el Requiem de Verdi que abre la programación clásica del Festival de Peralada.
Interview: Leah Crocetto Sings It All
Broadway WorldLeah Crocetto can hold forth on almost any topic, from opera to baseball. The spirited soprano makes her auspicious Seattle Opera debut as the title character in Francesca Zambello's upcoming Aida production, which opens on May 5.
“Crocetto en Jagde debuteren in Amsterdam” (OperaMagazine.nl)
Opera Magazine NetherlandsIn de aanstaande uitvoering van Verdi’s requiem in de NTR ZaterdagMatinee maken twee jonge zwaargewichten uit Amerika hun Amsterdamse debuut: sopraan Leah Crocetto en tenor Brian Jagde.
Taking on Opera’s Great Soprano Roles
Opera WarhorsesA Conversation with Leah Crocetto
Interview: Soprano Leah Crocetto to perform a recital at Williams Center in Easton
Steve SiegelYoung American Soprano Leah Crocetto has been enthralling critics and audiences with leading roles in “Turandot,” “Tosca,” “Il Trovatore” and more ever since her Metropolitan Opera debut in 2015. Praised by The New York Times for her “agile coloratura technique and a feeling for the Italianate style … with warmth, full penetrating sound and tenderness,” Crocetto astonishes with her powerful vocal splendor and an intrinsic understanding of the poetic meaning behind each dramatic role she tackles.