
Notes from the Underground
Musicians of the Kennedy Center Opera HouseMy hopes for the future is that administrations and government would recognize the importance of what we contribute to the great landscape of the world.
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Critical acclaims & features
Musicians of the Kennedy Center Opera HouseMy hopes for the future is that administrations and government would recognize the importance of what we contribute to the great landscape of the world.
Listen to Dale Gaertner’s radio interview with Leah Crocetto on WLEN.
Schmopera"As Tosca, star soprano Leah Crocetto as Tosca was magnificent- the vocal line of this role shows off her impressive instrument. The difficulty of Tosca is her extreme jumping around the staff and her emotional characterization - typical of Puccini’s style. Even though I know the opera fairly well, her immediate and resonant access to the top of her range took me by surprise!"
StarTribune“There is definitely a bit of fear,” said Leah Crocetto, the American soprano playing Tosca, a singer tragically embroiled with the escaped political prisoner Cavaradossi. “But I feel as if the festival has done an excellent job of putting our minds at ease, and taking the necessary precautions to make this a successful run.”
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