Jennifer Rowley: "Vissi d'arte" from Puccini's 'Tosca' - Live in Concert

[@barrystein1968]

It just doesn’t get any better than this. Brava! Thx for sharing.

[@allagabanti7670]

Именно такой мне слышится Тоска!!! Дженнифер, Вы Восхитительны! Крылья Вашего Голоса парят над миром!! Спасибо, Дива!

[@mariacasemyr]

Brava! Beautiful voice

[@bonnieJS]

With all this talk of the San Antonio Tosca, I had to watch you sing this aria again! Your skills are such a gift to this world 🥰

[@MagaliDamonteVocalCoach]

Bravaaa

[@kylemeltontenor]

Bravissima!!!!!!

[@johnrondeau8500]

No trouble soaring over an orchestra though but again her subtlety at certain moments drew me in. In short it's BIG we get it. Lovely voice and musically dramatically informed. Sing Art Songs and Lieder as well you want a long long career don't let the industry exploit you!

[@johnrondeau8500]

The voice sounds like its sitting a little too far back? It's full-bodied and big but that vibrato is at risk of taking over. I love her sound when it's more subtle. I don't know how old she is but cultivate longevity keep it fresh for as long as possible. Look at what's happened to Netrebko UGH

[@plantdanny210]

John RONDEAU Please post your contact info so we can all sign up for coachings. Also, while you’re at it, I’d love to see reviews from your performances at The Met or a performance like this where you also elicited a standing ovation from your audience, you know, so we know you’re legit and not just some cowardly keyboard critic, with absolutely no credentials, telling successful opera singers what to do with their voices and careers. :) Jenn, you sound fucking amazing. :)

[@MrSkylark1]

Voice is too covered. Listen to THE GOLDEN ERA SINGERS, spontaneity and brilliance of MARIA CEBOTARI , MARIA JERITZA, ELIZABETH RETHBERG

[@bonnieJS]

I’m sure she’s wiping her tears from your unwanted criticism with all of her contracts....