larynxed them all—the supremely
angelic Angela Meade. This
Washington-born lady's got big pipes,
real instincts and a sincerity on stage
that seems almost incongruent with her
enormous potential for diva status."
- Willamette Week
smooth legato and flows gracefully
through the florid sections of Agathe's
Scene and Aria. Meade held the
audience breathless in the Perelman
Theater with the beauty of her singing
in the third-act cavatina. Her limpid,
pure voice seemed to float magically in
the air."
- Courier Post Online
Soprano
