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![]() World Premiere of von Einem’s Lieder vom Anfang und Ende
”Jane Marsh, To the great interpreter of the Premiere in Ossiach, sincere, devoted thanks“ -Gottfried von Einem “ Jane, In unforgettable Remembrance” - Lotte Ingrisch “The Marsh is great” - Werba ![]() Just singing the notes of Das Marienleben is no easy matter and Ms. Marsh did that…with care and concern.
Hers is the kind of big, classical-music soprano…Linda Hall was Ms. Marsh’s scrupulous pianist…
Listeners…(packed full, by the way)…obviously were grateful to hear this music…in the hands of
caring professionals.
Paul Hindemith/Rainer Maria Rilke Das Marienleben at the Austrian Cultural Forum, NYC The New York Times, Wednesday, December 22, 2004, by Bernard Holland ![]() Desdemona in Verdi’s Otello at the Festivale dei Due Mondi Spoleto under Thomas Schippers
Jane Marsh (Desdemona).
![]() A well-planned program, which is complimented by suitable attire, both of which compliment the artist, is half the success.
![]() ![]() Jane Marsh found the very necessary Mahler tone.
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