Inger Dam-Jensen is a member of The Royal Danish Opera and has the full potential of an international superstar, but only on rare occations has she traveled as far as to the USA. She is well known...
Inger Dam-Jensen is a member of The Royal Danish Opera and has the full potential of an international superstar, but only on rare occations has she traveled as far as to the USA. She is well known at Europe's leading theatres of classical music, where she has performed with great succes. Now she quite seldom goes abroad, because she let her family come first. This recording is from 1993, and I regret to tell, that the subtitle is in her odd native language called danish which is spoken by only 5 million people, but not understood by 5 billion! Carl Vendler
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Olfux, I have been to Holland and I notice how hard they pronounce the "G", almost like a "K" in the North. I also watched several Danish films and noticed they can pronounce it in several ways. In any case, I find her performance refreshing and extremely good.I like her ornaments, she delivers a great Rosina, very happy indeed.
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(One octave above the F on the top line, in treble clef).
I have been to Holland and I notice how hard they pronounce the "G", almost like a "K" in the North. I also watched several Danish films and noticed they can pronounce it in several ways. In any case, I find her performance refreshing and extremely good.I like her ornaments, she delivers a great Rosina, very happy indeed.