“Jennifer Rowley was a worthy Aida; […] her phrasing, breathing management, expressive force in the high notes and subtlety at important moments such as the the first act (“Numi, pietà”) were her best weapons. In short, with a well-maintained middle voice and intelligent management of the tragic character, she completed a great debut in the theater.”
“Jennifer Rowley contributed, in addition to an enviable physical gallantry and a very relevant sense of dramatic declaration, a voice that… shows firmness and security in all registers and a uniformity in its emission.”
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