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"…Ms. Rowley’s
Zerbinetta stole the show…and after her large aria,
graciously accepted her well earned standing
ovation…"
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Asheville Citizen-Times, June 2004 |
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Press release for guest Alumna Recital – Baldwin Wallace College, Berea OH |
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"Those fortunate enough to see her in the Cleveland Opera’s production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute in a supporting role, or in the Kleist Center’s production of the same work as the majestic Queen of the Night, will surely agree that her lyric voice and commanding presence make her a unique, natural…diva."
- Laura Kennelly, Plain Dealer, February 2006 |
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Janiec Opera Company-Brevard Music Center Amphitheatre |
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"…Ms. Rowley’s Zerbinetta stole the show…and after her large aria, graciously accepted her well earned standing ovation…"
"…strong, convincing, and well cast…"
- Asheville Citizen-Times, June 2004 |
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Indiana University – Otello (Act III In Concert) |
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"…Ms. Rowley is a soprano with a unique voice of great warmth and beauty…and is to be commended on her intense dramatic interpretation…"
- Peter Jacobi, The Herald Times, 2004 |
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Cleveland Opera – Die Zauberflöte |
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"Many smaller roles were more strongly cast, especially the three ladies (Jennifer Lyn Rowley, Sandra Ross, Laura Vlasak Nolen)…"
- Donald Rosenburg, Plain Dealer, April 13, 2003 |
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Les contes d’Hoffman – Palace of the Secretary of Arts and Culture; Buenos Aires, Argentina (Translated) |
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"The performance featured guest artist Jennifer Rowley…a beautiful, young American soprano with great operatic potential."
- El Cronista, July 2002 |
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