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  1. archives.metopera.org › MetOperaSearch › recordMetropolitan Opera Archives

    [Met Performance] CID:271800 Arabella Metropolitan Opera House, Wed, March 2, 1983

  2. archives.metopera.org › MetOperaSearch › recordMetropolitan Opera Archives

    [Met Performance] CID:275600 Arabella Metropolitan Opera House, Tue, February 28, 1984

  3. www.br-klassik.de › aktuell › news-kritikSopranistin Kiri Te Kanawa wird 80: Ihre fünf besten Rollen ...

    6 de mar. de 2024 · Kiri Te Kanawa war der erste neuseeländische Weltstar der klassischen Musik. Jahrzehntelang wurde sie als Mozart- und Strauss-Interpretin gefeiert. Jetzt wird sie 80. Hier sind die fünf besten ...

  4. www.youtube.com › watchDame Kiri Te Kanawa sings "Beim Schlafengehen" - Vier Letzte ...

    18 de mar. de 2009 · Dame Kiri Te Kanawa sings Richard Strauss (1864-1949): "Beim Schlafengehen"from "Vier Letzte Lieder""The Maestro And The Diva"Featuring a performance of Rich...

    • 5 min
    • 156.7K
    • Dame Kiri Lover

  5. www.youtube.com › watchDame Kiri te Kanawa. Morgen. Richard Strauss. - YouTube

    22 de jun. de 2012 · http://www.kiritekanawa.org/Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, soprano.Sir Georg Solti, piano.

    • 3 min
    • 2.7K
    • José Navarro-Forcada

  6. www.amazon.co.uk › Richard-Strauss-Arabella-KiriRichard Strauss - Arabella / Kiri Te Kanawa, ROH, Tate

    In the Arabella Mandryka duet, soprano and baritone are perfectly balanced and matched, in what is probably one of the most beautifully sung love duets on record. Rennert also brings out the occasional subtleties in the orchestral score, most of which go for nothing in Tate's rendering. Shop Richard Strauss - Arabella / Kiri Te Kanawa, ROH, Tate.

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  7. www.gramophone.co.uk › features › articlePlaylist: The best of Dame Kiri Te Kanawa | Gramophone

    Any Kiri Te Kanawa playlist has to focus on Mozart and Richard Strauss, the two composers for which her voice and musicianship made her so ideally suited – in roles for which her glamorous, aristocratic stage persona certainly didn’t do any harm either.