I don't know this Performer, however, she transported me into a lusciously beautiful experience with the ethereal sound of her lovely voice. Brava. 10s across the board. 🌹. Magnificent. Reminiscent of Jessye Norman.
I would like to dedicate this performance to my GREAT FRIEND AND Musician, BradleyAnn Keith, she would appreciate this gorgeous sound. I love you BradleyAnn. Happy 72 birthday. 🌹Biggie in Brownsville Tennessee.🙌
I can relate to Katrina's experience. Meeting and singing for world class singers who you have grown up listening to is a life changing experience that one never forgets and inspires your art for the rest of your career. Ms. Price would be so proud!
It may just me, but I think that it is racist-in a way- that it is almost required of black opera singers to sing spirituals in recital. What do you think?
I cant see why songs like that would be racist Spirituals fit in just as the others fit in l love when this happens it lets us know that other races love this art form as they do other art forms
@@jeromerichardson6306, I agree. If there is a Native American spiritual, for example, I would much rather hear it from a Native American. Not that they HAVE to sing such songs, or that others can't, but I just think their voice and cultural DNA might make for a better interpretation.
Spirituals are more suitable to be sung in church than secular R. Strauss. Matthew 21: 13: "It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer."
@@smmurden Indeed, it is written; Psalm 98: 4 "Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise." Yet, you can be sure R. Strauss does not praise the Lord, if you choose to be sincere.
Just wonderful! Those little kids will take Ms. Price's legacy well into the future.
Lovely voice. You can never go wrong with Schubert.
Very lovely voice and performance. I, too, love the incomparable Leontyne Price.
A truly gorgeous, rich and velvety voice!!!!
A truly Beautiful Voice ....
I don't know this Performer, however, she transported me into a lusciously beautiful experience with the ethereal sound of her lovely voice. Brava. 10s across the board. 🌹. Magnificent. Reminiscent of Jessye Norman.
I thought I was the obly one who heard the great Jessye Norman whisper through her voice. Lovely performance.
@@j0hn0nah Agreed. Good taste.
I would like to dedicate this performance to my GREAT FRIEND AND Musician, BradleyAnn Keith, she would appreciate this gorgeous sound. I love you BradleyAnn. Happy 72 birthday. 🌹Biggie in Brownsville Tennessee.🙌
Thanks for posting this tribute to Miss Leontyne.
Beautiful Voice! 👌🏻❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful mezzo-soprano
I am so glad and grateful this showed up in my feed! Thank you thank you thank you!
I can relate to Katrina's experience. Meeting and singing for world class singers who you have grown up listening to is a life changing experience that one never forgets and inspires your art for the rest of your career. Ms. Price would be so proud!
Lovely Voice! Brava!
Wonderful voice
Lovely voice
Lovely singing
Que voz linda!!!
Who is this singer?
Sorry if I missed it but I can't find this woman's name - any tips? She is wonderful!! Miss Price must have smiled.
Katrina Cox. She is amazing
To Marckus l don't think it's anything wrong with the holy sons Remember that where Ms Price came from l think opera is also in a class by itself
It may just me, but I think that it is racist-in a way- that it is almost required of black opera singers to sing spirituals in recital. What do you think?
Not racist. Try "respectful."
I cant see why songs like that would be racist Spirituals fit in just as the others fit in l love when this happens it lets us know that other races love this art form as they do other art forms
@@jeromerichardson6306, I agree. If there is a Native American spiritual, for example, I would much rather hear it from a Native American. Not that they HAVE to sing such songs, or that others can't, but I just think their voice and cultural DNA might make for a better interpretation.
Spirituals are more suitable to be sung in church than secular R. Strauss. Matthew 21: 13: "It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer."
Also in the Bible: Make a joyful noise unto the Lord... I'm pretty sure birthday recitals are meant to be joyous.
@@smmurden Indeed, it is written; Psalm 98: 4 "Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise." Yet, you can be sure R. Strauss does not praise the Lord, if you choose to be sincere.
Soavemusica, especially not Nazi Richard!
This recital isn't part of a church service and it brought joy to many people who were probably of all faiths and no faith.
@@baritonebynight Which is why a church should not become a non-church during a recital.