After having established her reputation for all time by singing 'The Angel’ in Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius with Sir John Barbirolli in 1964, Dame Janet Baker became the mezzo-soprano of choice for numerous conductors, bringing to each performance her incisive musicality, clear diction and natural warmth of tone that endeared her to audiences all over the world. Her range was enormous - from Monteverdi through to 20th century composers, particularly Britten.
“How many artists are capable of tackling such a wide range of composers with such consistent generosity and musical intelligence?...an amazing bargain.”The Arts Desk
“How many artists are capable of tackling such a wide range of composers with such consistent generosity and musical intelligence?...an amazing bargain.”The Arts Desk
