Leontyne Price CUNY interview with NY Times critic and admirer pt 4 Finale.

[@marysnare919]

I don't think I have enjoyed anything on youtube more than the 4 part interview of this amazingly wonderful singer and amazingly wonderful person. I am so glad my celebration of Black History led me here.

[@lundilar]

Leontyne Price is the world’s greatest living soprano.

[@08CARIB]

This is the best interview I have seen of her, she is a treasure!

[@MrStpendouslvforjo]

I watched all four parts and I couldn't have enjoyed them more!! Thank you for posting these!!

[@ChagoWilson]

The true royalty that is Leontyne Price became the royalty of Aida!

[@tomwestbrook]

Fabulous! Thank you so much for posting this series. I'm especially glad she mentioned her "Knoxville: Summer of 1915" recording: one of my all time favorite recordings & now I understand better why. What a remarkable woman.

[@greatday5404]

This is incredible! She is incredible 😇

[@jacksongreene3687]

Thank you so much for posting this. I had to watch all 4 parts twice because it was so interesting and I loved hearing about the life and career of this amazing woman.

[@mermodfreres]

Absolutely one of the most graceful women of the south....

[@infrantasi]

No other voice ever sounded like Leontyne Price in the Met Opera, no one. She could sing the softest line and you could hear her if you were in the Men's Room! It felt at times as if some divine presence was in her, and the unearthly sounds that came from that throat had healed of whatever malady you might be feeling at the time.

[@mikhaillikova2909]

infrantasi One of few artists who has the ability to "throw" the voice out without obvious effort. A technique that is no longer alive.

[@charlesdotson4766]

Your comments so accurately and eloquently describe the gift and divine presence that is Leontyne Price! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@jayjacqueline615]

Rich2millions, thank you so so much for posting this interview. I love this woman!

[@dpknpdx]

Fantastic posting. Thanks for sharing this.

[@wTrevorh]

A most inspiring interview!

[@michaelmiller1215]

A living Legend!

[@The1fan4life]

Those who were able to attend are so lucky. True legend.

[@klauszungler8930]

One of the greatest voices in History, 🎵🎶♩🎼

[@Armado229]

Wondrous Lady I'll never forget you as Aida and Amelia at La Scala. We were both young, and you were simply great

[@googlefan8990]

Yes - I would like to change the end of the plot so Aida survives and flees to her own country and lives happily ever after. But then we would not have the last part of act 4 - which is my favorite part of Aida- a masterpiece of great music - so just for the sake of perfection I would keep the plot the way it is with the tomb scene as well.

[@piustwelfth]

She's highly entertaining. Despite her personal preference for Aida, I think Tosca is Ms. Price's greatest role. Her voice is perfect for the music of Tosca.

[@kylemcmahan2689]

Miss Price is the best.

[@VantisDoroHall]

I heard Ms. Price in Columbus, Ohio, at Mershon Auditorium when I was a graduate student. A wonderful concert, of course. Afterward, we spoke and she allowed me to photograph her. I am hoping I will get a chance to see her the next time I am in New York City. Just wishing and hoping, but who knows?

[@Mrsethla]

Thanks for the videos.

[@BernardProfitendieu]

a wonderful American patriot!

[@spencophany2307]

And the book? When is it coming out? Anyone knows?

[@sharonmary]

Thank you!

[@erer2930]

Does anyone know of this school in Harlem?

[@Yves_Ka]

God bless her btw. what year does this stem from?

[@kimakotrotman6860]

I see her fire.