Joyce DiDonato

Singing A to Z on the cusp of stardom

By Andrew Clark
Published: December 16, 2005

FINANCIAL TIMES-- It is a front-door entrance for DiDonato on Monday at Covent Garden, where she sings Rosina in the Royal Opera's new production of Rossini's "The Barber of Seville." ...She has since established herself as the leading Rossini mezzo-soprano on both sides of the Atlantic, and now stands on the cusp of stardom.

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"In the voice of Joyce DiDonato songs that most singers use as warm-up material or as encores become sudden, radiant masterpieces...her voice is at present nothing less than 24-carat gold." - The Times

"...the purity and trancendence of her performance was spell-binding ... her voice lushly over-spilled: singer, actress, communicator - her warmth, joy and exuberance was exhilarating." - Opera Today

"El Liceu tiene ya una nueva musa. ¡Olé Joyce!"
("The Liceu has a new muse.") - El Periódico