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Nicole Cabell in La Juive

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Uploaded by on Sep 8, 2007

The promising American soprano Nicole Cabell (1977-) sings Eudoxie's scene "Tandis qu'il sommeille... Je l'ai revu", from La Juive. This was her debut in the role and shows her in excellent vocal shape.
The conductor is Daniel Oren.
(London, November 25th, 2006)

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  • Ma in teatro non si sente!

    Potenza della DECCA.....

  • This recording is live, it's not an excerpt from her new DECCA album.

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  • This is beautiful singing, full of expression and color. Why are you so angry? Did you have a bad day? Go pick on someone else.

  • Hmm...operissimo84 made a statement about how she can't be heard in the theatre...what's that all about? Must every operatic voice be heard in a 2,000 - 4,000 seat barn? Most of the stuff she'll sing wasn't meant to be played in houses that large, anyway. Can't we agree that she's got a beautifully produced voice? Give props where props are due.

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  • @operissimo84 Non e vero. La ho visto cantare al Chicago Lyric nel spettacolo Pearl Fishers e la ascolto perfectamente!

  • Absolutely beautiful..

  • Just heard her sing ELISIR in Chicago and she was excellent. The voice sounds terrific in a big house: Chicago is huge! AN excellent technique and good taste with no mannerisms.

  • Just saw her as Musetta in La Boheme, the movie. (with Villazon, Netrebko, etc., 2008) Demanding presence; terrific acting, all to add to a lovely lyrIcal soprano voice. Named 2005 Winner of the BBC Singer of the World Competition in Cardiff, Wales, she has since garnered prizes for her recordings. Bravo, Nicole!

  • beautiful.

  • she's very good... what a voice!

  • I agree -- I hate this idea that if the voice can't be heard that well in an F-ing HUGE hall that it's not "big enough." The opera houses these days are too large! The old houses were more like today's Broadway theaters.

  • what a incredible voice!

  • very pretty leggiero. I think it reminds me of Moffo a little bit. She's polished.

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