Sondra Radvanovsky completed her hat trick of singing all the leads in Donizetti's Tudor Trilogy last night with a triumphant and bravura performance as Queen Elizabeth I in the Met Opera's premiere production of Roberto Devereux. Supported by an excellent Matthew Polenzani in the title role and a brilliant Elina Garanca as Sarah, the Queen's rival for Devereux's affections, Radvanovsky soared through her opening "L'amor suo mi fe beata," a sweeping aria that is both regal and earthy and defines...
Sondra Radvanovsky completed her hat trick of singing all the leads in Donizetti's Tudor Trilogy last night with a triumphant and bravura performance as Queen Elizabeth I in the Met Opera's premiere production of Roberto Devereux. Supported by an excellent Matthew Polenzani in the title role and a brilliant Elina Garanca as Sarah, the Queen's rival for Devereux's affections, Radvanovsky soared through her opening "L'amor suo mi fe beata," a sweeping aria that is both regal and earthy and defines...
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