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Franz Liszt. Songs. Robert Schumann. (Briefly Noted).
Franz Liszt. Songs. Robert Schumann. Dichterliebe. Barbara Bonney; Antonio Pappano. Decca 289 470 289-2, 2002.
Soprano Barbara Bonney's stylistic range is quite impressive. She is well known for her operatic work, and has performed regularly with the Darmstadt City Opera in addition to her numerous high-profile performances under such celebrated conductors as Georg Solti, Wolfgang Sawallisch and James Levine; she has also worked with period-instrument ensembles on vocal works from the baroque and classical repertoire. But she really shines as a singer of lieder, and a new recital recording is always a special event. In 1999, she released an acclaimed recital album that focused on songs of Edvard Grieg and Jean Sibelius (and added a few ...
- Barbara Bonney returns to New England for Handel & Haydn concerts.(Arts and...
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Powers, Keith November 5, 2002 700+ words
...visits her old stomping ground. Soprano and New Englander Barbara Bonney sings songs of Mozart and Haydn with the Handel &...months each year. I find it is well balanced this way." Barbara Bonney sings songs of Mozart and Haydn with the Handel &...
- Culture: Review - Bonney singer enthrals crowds; Barbara Bonney Malvern...
- Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) February 17, 2003 700+ words
...it in fine style on Saturday was American soprano Barbara Bonney, enchanting a packed house with her gracious stage...8 (details on 01684 892277). CAPTION(S): Barbara Bonney launched the International Lieder Series in style
- Mahler: Symphony No. 4; Berg: 7 Early Songs. Barbara Bonney, soprano; Riccardo...
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound Puccio, John September 1, 2000 700+ words
Mahler: Symphony No. 4; Berg: 7 Early Songs. Barbara Bonney, soprano; Riccardo Chailly, Royal Concertgebouw...gracefully, if somewhat statically, into the Finale. Barbara Bonney does the concluding "Wunderhorn" song in appropriately...
- King Arthur; Left to right: Barbara Bonney, Isabel Rey, Birgit Remmert and...
- Magazine article from: Opera Canada Turnevicius, Leonard December 15, 2004 700+ words
...clued in the audience, as in, "Two quite good-looking water nymphs attempt to entice Arthur with indecent acts." Barbara Bonney and Birgit Remmert, dolled up in aqua-blue gowns and blond wigs, sang "Two Daughters" as party girls streamed past...
- THE BSO's FAVORITE SOPRANO Barbara Bonney came here as a last-minute sub but...
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe Richard Dyer, Globe Staff October 4, 1996 700+ words
Barbara Bonney arrived at the Boston Symphony Orchestra as a substitute in 1993. Arleen Auger had entered the final stages of her struggle against...
- Faure: Requiem, Songs Boston SO/Ozawa, Barbara Bonney (soprano), Hakan Hagegard...
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound Nehring, Karl W. November 1, 1997 700+ words
Faure: Requiem, Songs Boston SO/Ozawa, Barbara Bonney (soprano), Hakan Hagegard (baritone), Warren Jones (piano) (RCA Victor 09026-68659-2) The Faure Requiem is a gorgeous...
- Giving amateurs a chance to grow: Soprano Barbara Bonney and other pros tutor...
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor February 1, 2002 700+ words
Byline: Benjamin Ivry Special to The Christian Science Monitor NEW YORK -- Star American soprano Barbara Bonney is a prestigious interpreter of classical song, oratorio, and opera, with dozens of much-praised recordings on Decca. She...
- Dignity and purity find Bonney at her best; Barbara Bonney Symphony...
- Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) May 5, 2001 700+ words
...generally, but affection and respect were palpable in the rapt attention and intense applause that greeted celebrity soprano, Barbara Bonney. Fans were clearly not in the least put out by her choice of predominantly baritone repertoire, nor by a programme that...