SUSAN GRAHAM Susan Graham, one of the world’s foremost stars of opera and recital, is a compelling and versatile singing actress. Celebrated as an expert in French music, Graham has been honored by the French government with the title “Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur”. A GRAMMY® Award-winner, Graham has recorded operas ranging from Handel’s Alcina and Gluck’s Iphigénie en Tauride to Barber’s Vanessa and Heggie’s Dead Man Walking. Born in New Mexico and raised in Texas, Susan Graham studied at Texas Tech University and the Manhattan School of Music, which awarded her an honorary Doctor of Music in 2008. Graham was Musical America’s 2004 Vocalist of the Year, and in 2006 her hometown of Midland, Texas declared September 5 “Susan Graham Day” in perpetuity.
| BERLIOZ, H.: Troyens (Les) (Chatelet, 2003) (Blu-ray, HD) |
Opus Arte
OABD7059D |
Opera DVD
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| BERLIOZ, H.: Troyens (Les) (Chatelet, 2003) (NTSC) |
Opus Arte
OA0900D |
Opera DVD
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| GRAHAM, Susan: Live at the Verbier Festival (2009) (NTSC) |
Ideale Audience
3079128 |
Classical Concert
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| MOZART, W.A.: Clemenza di Tito (La) (Paris National Opera, 2005) (Blu-ray, HD) |
Opus Arte
OABD7068D |
Opera DVD
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| MOZART, W.A.: Clemenza di Tito (La) (Paris National Opera, 2005) (NTSC) |
Opus Arte
OA0942D |
Opera DVD
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| NAGANO, Kent: Rhythm and Dance (NTSC) |
EuroArts
2050526 |
Classical Concert
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| STRAVINSKY, I.: Pulcinella / Scherzo fantastique (Graham, Wilson, Opalach, Seattle Symphony, Schwarz) |
Naxos
8.571224 |
Ballet, Orchestral |
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