Julianne Baird: The English Lute Song
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"It is rare... when performers are so in accord with each other and with the music that everything falls together. This is a remarkable and wholly beautiful example... Julianne Baird... gives the recital of her life." Stereophile
(November
1889)
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| "Julianne
Baird... not only sings exquisitely, with crystal clear diction, beautiful
tone and amazing technique-- but proves she's a good actress as well. Highly
recommended."
High
Performance Review (June 1989)
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a rare and wondrous voice guided by an extraordinary musical intelligence.
The program she presents demands a staggering range of expression and vocal
technique and she carries it off flawlessly, effortlessly, and along the
way produces sounds of unearthly beauty."
Fanfare
(May/June
1989)
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the accuracy and clarity of Baird's soprano vocals here leave me breathless.
In addition to being America's outstanding Early Music soprano, she also
enjoys and enviable reputation as one of the world's leading authorities
on the history and performance of Baroque music."
The
Blue Note (1989)
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has an exquisite voice, which she uses with the intelligence of a scholar...
may well be the best voice of any living musicologist."
The
Washington Post (March 1989)
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