A Singer's Notes by Keith Kibler / Opera

A Singer's Notes, 1: Two Young Singers – Kara Cornell and Devon Guthrie

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Kara Cornell, Mezzo-Soprano
Kara Cornell, Mezzo-Soprano

Two marvelous young singers are appearing in our area. If you want to see what singing acting really is, go see Kara Cornell in Peter Brook’s “The Tragedy of Carmen”, at Hubbard Hall in Cambridge, New York. Voice, face, and body are all one thing. She makes opera a completely believably speech.

In James Levine’s Don Giovanni a couple of weeks ago with the Tanglewood Fellows, I first heard Devon Guthrie (Donna Elvira). She is appearing in our area again in the Bard Music Festival’s 5:30 pm concert on August 23rd at Bard College, singing Eva in excerpts from Wagner’s Die Meistersinger. This is a vivid and highly intelligent young artist. I can’t wait to hear her again.

Devon Guthrie, Soprano
Devon Guthrie, Soprano
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