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Verdi - Ah! fors'è lui… Sempre libera (Violetta)

“It was wonderful to hear soprano Hanna Husáhr tackling the technically and expressively difficult role. Her mellifluous voice blended well with the string ensemble and her dialogues with concertmaster Joakim Svenheden or principal viola Vicki Powell were full of tenderness. Husáhr brought forward the oriental sonorities in Marine and the lyricism in Antique. She also displayed a remarkable legato in the final Départ.”

Britten - Les illuminations, Bachtrack, Sept 2020

 

Ambroise Thomas - Et maintenant écoutez ma chanson… Pâle et blonde (Ophélie)

 

Hanna Husáhr in the lead role makes an outstanding contribution. She is on stage almost all of the time; her voice is strong and clear: a soprano with sorrowful edges.

Mats Larsson Gothe, The Promise, Aftonbladet, Jan 2022

 

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Gounod - Que vois-je là?.. Ah! Je ris (Marguerite)

 

“... his (John Adams) portrait of Pat Nixon is indeed touching, especially when she is portrayed as congenially as Hanna Husáhr in the Royal Opera's production."

Adams - Nixon in China, Expressen, Oct 2016

 


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Mozart - Vedrai carino (Zerlina)

 

Hanna Husáhr in particular impresses in her portrayal of Ava. She is in constant focus, interprets all the musical nuances of the role in the finest way and also captures the physical drama without the slightest tendency to overplay.”

Mats Larsson Gothe - The Promise, NWT, Jan 2022

 

Sua katselen, from "Leino Songs" by Kaija Saariaho/Eino Leino. Performed live by soprano Hanna Husáhr and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra at the 2013 Polar Music Prize awards ceremony celebrating the Laureates of 2013 - Kaija Saariaho and Youssou N'Dour.

 
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Donizetti - Regnava nel silenzio... Quando rapito in estasi (Lucia)

 

“The “Mater Gloriosa” herself only gets a few lines, but Hanna Husáhr made a strong impression, singing them from high above, at the very top of the choir.”

Mahler - Symphony no. 8 (Mater Gloriosa), Bachtrack, Aug 2018

 
 

“Hanna Husáhr gives a heartfelt lustre to the opera’s, and perhaps Puccini’s, most famous aria, O mio babbino caro.”

Gianni Schicchi (Lauretta), Svenska Dagbladet, March 2022