La bohème

Madam Butterfly

 

 

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The New York Times

Tosca

'..... the ultimate value of the performance is the chance for English-speaking opera fans to hear the work in their native tongue.'

'This was made in the days before Eaglen became a reigning Wagnerian, and her voice is radiant.'

5 January 2009 

The Sunday Telegraph
'David Parry ...draws wonderful playing from the Philharmonia ...the singing is first rate too... the balance between singers and orchestra is superlative as is the clarity.'

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BBC Music Magazine
‘Pick of the Month'
'This English language Butterfly is an impressive performance by any criteria.' 

Tosca

Gramophone

'This is an issue to delight ...... a gripping account.'

 

The Guardian
'...one of the most formidable, vocally satisfying portrayals of the role of Tosca in years. The thrilling security with which (Jane Eaglen) attacks one top note after the other is a delight....'

Turandot

 

Gramophone
'Eaglen is magnificent as Puccini's eponymous anti-heroine in a fine addition to the Opera in English series.'

Great Operatic Arias - Yvonne Kenny 1

Gianni Schicchi
Lauretta's Aria
The Sunday Times
'Peachy voiced throughout, she sings in wonderfully clear English to sympathetic accompaniment from Parry and the Philharmonia.'

Turandot
Calaf's Aria 'Nessun dorma'
Gramophone
'Where he shines nowadays is in the restrained but convincing emotion ... and such fidelity to dramatic truth.'

Great Operatic Arias - Dennis O'Neill 1

Great Operatic Arias - Dennis O'Neill 2

La bohème
Rodolfo's Aria 'Your tiny hand is frozen'
Tosca
Cavaradossi's Recitative & Aria 'Give me my palette!' - 'How strange a thing..'
with Andrew Shore, baritone

 

Jane Eaglen Sings Tosca

 

 

 

 

 

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Puccini Passions

Edgar, Gianni Schicchi,
Il tabarro, La bohème,
La rondine,
Madam Butterfly,
Manon Lescaut,
Sister Angelica,
The Girl of the Golden West, Tosca, Turandot