Music & Weights #6 ft. Leah Crocetto
Music & WeightsWe rapped with Leah on carving your own path, doing something besides graduate school en route to being a successful opera singer, and what she thinks is important on stage.
Verdi Requiem in Melbourne
The Sydney Morning HeraldAmerican soprano Leah Crocetto proved a particular standout, displaying extraordinary clarity and control across her richly coloured range.
Lenconnect.com: Crocetto full of surprises at Croswell
Lenconnect.comThrough it all, of course, there was Crocetto’s marvelous voice, which is rock-solid throughout her register (including a lower register which is rich and full and goes down to some notes you’d not expect from a lot of sopranos) and just so very expressive, with pacing and phrasing that are consistently right on point.
Lenconnect.com: Crocetto looking forward to ‘Tribute to the Women of Broadway’
Lenconnect.comSoprano Leah Crocetto, an Adrian native who has won international acclaim in the opera world and as a recitalist and concert performer, returns to her hometown this weekend for a salute to some of Broadway's greatest female performers, characters and composers.
Il Trovatore in Seattle
Seattle TimesThe four major roles in “Il Trovatore” are arduous and demanding, with familiar arias that provide a real proving ground for singers. On Saturday, the opening-night audience heard the resplendent soprano Leah Crocetto (last heard here in the title role of “Aida“) as Leonora, offering some thrilling high notes and a performance that combined power and easy facility.
Voce di Meche: Carnegie Hall debut
Ellen Godfrey, Voce di MecheOn Thursday, lyric spinto soprano Leah Crocetto made her Carnegie Hall Debut with a carefully chosen selection of classical art songs and cross-over jazz and blues songs. She performed in the intimate Weill Concert Hall, a perfect setting for her prodigious voice and her innate ability to communicate each song personally.