Kiri Te Kanawa - Royal Opera House Covent Garden Recital 1978

Kiri Te Kanawa accompanied by Richard Amner in her first solo recital at The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, 1978.
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[@Frances6889]

I never get tired of listening Dame Te Kanawa, an angelic voice with depth and width.

[@gonzales509]

Es fantástico la boz de extraordinaria Kiri te Kanawa...

[@phoebusapollo4677]

Absolute perfection!

[@ozielich]

What a brilliant Recital!!! She is superb. Her phrasing, superior! Richard Amner is wonderful!

[@ozielich]

That encore brought tears to my eyes! She had not finished the first phrase and I already was moved beyond understanding.

[@MrSwifts31]

Thank You for this. Kiri was only 34 here. Who couldn't love her and her voice?

[@jwkim0822]

oh my god that encore is life. so serine and peaceful yet emotional... I absolutely love it. Thanks for uploading this amazing concert.

[@theblueangel28]

she is the best lyric soprano. this recital is simply sublime. She is La Sublime

[@liaojunder]

theblueangel28 Bravo！

[@sirenblake]

Wonderful to be able to see her singing! Thank you very much

[@jaroslavsojka8266]

Amazing!!!

[@olgaazarcenkova3478]

Браво!!!! Brava!!!!!!

[@sofiwuu3001]

❤

[@16toulousse]

Brava 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jerryarispi4031]

the Nacht und Traume made the entire recital for me.

[@Slowlondon]

What a tough London crowd, not clapping between the songs. Her German is wonderful in this recital.

[@sopranoatlarge5112]

one doesn't clap in between individual songs but after a complete set of songs. that is proper recital etiquette.

[@mudgebauer]

Would have been better with a full orchestra. By itself it is boring.

[@Bumblebeebeebee]

Your lack of taste and knowledge is boring.

[@wewper]

Please check your ignorance at the door. These numbers were written for voice and piano, and hardly any of them have extant versions for orchestra.