Gwyneth Jones Puccini Turandot In questa Reggia Verone 1985

[@johndavidvandevert343]

Shivers, tears, mysterium, everything. I bow to you my Queen.

[@correasilvio2010]

Wonderful and beautiful woman!

[@waldonagel6287]

Brava!!!

[@johnamriding6862]

My word: that was spectacular. I never saw Gwyneth live, but my wife & I did see Ghena Dimitrova & Nicola Marticccu in Turandot live at Verona 1991. Ghena too had a similarly massive voice (you could hear everthing crystal clear in an audience of 25,000 people) yet her pianissimi were exquisite and carried right to the end of the coliseum.

[@wotan10950]

I only made my first visit to Verona last summer! Better late than never! We saw Nabucco.

[@johnamriding6862]

@@wotan10950We first went to Verona in 1991: saw Rigoletto, Turandot & Nabucco. Then, a year later, we took my son to see Aida. He was most impressed, especially by the ice cream!

[@nohaylamujer]

Bloody conductor going at neck-breaking speed. Dame Gwyneth, an unbridled force of nature!

[@ben-hurjudha3648]

I like this very much. She is such PERFECT!

[@mubaraksenju7521]

I wouldn't call it perfect, but yeah, I love her version of In questa reggia

[@wotan10950]

My wife and I saw her onstage as Elektra, and the following season as Turandot. We met her backstage; lovely, friendly, very soft speaking voice. My wife was so confused; when we left her dressing room, she asked, “Was that soft-spoken lady the same one who just obliterated the entire chorus and orchestra?” 😅

[@wotan10950]

We saw her in other roles, as well: a lovely graceful Marshallin, a beautifully sung Fidelio, a crazed Salome, an imperious Isolde, a wild Kundry, a heroic Brunnhilde. Unfortunately, she rarely sang Italian opera in New York.

[@MrYonexguy63]

Insanely great

[@BrianJosephMorgan]

Brava!

[@tabarro1877]

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