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Reviews
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"Warm
recommendation: The current programme of the soloists of the Phoenix
Ensemble... contains some of the beautiful arrangements Haydn wrote for
Scottish folk songs – essentially sweet music, sung with
clarity and
consistency by Tamar Kleinberger... the performance we heard last night
was of the highest level. The general experience was of intimate
entertainment with excellent musicians performing a lovely
programme,and that is not an especially common product in this country
these days."
(http://www.notes.co.il/omers/50140.asp 12/08, by Omer Shomroni) |
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"...Israeli-born
Kleinberger has a rich background in music, dance and drama, as well as
a superb command of English, and she presents a deep understanding of
the texts she sings with a silvery, many-faceted voice..."
(Go Jerusalem 12/07, by Pamela Hickman) |
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"...The soloists soprano singer Tamar
Kleinberger, in a successful first performance with the Philharmonic,
... ...also contributed to the complete success..."
(www.habama.co.il 05/09, by Yossi Shiffmann) |
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"Soprano
Tamar Kleinberger performed the solo sections with impressive
clarity..."
(Haaretz 12/02, by Hagai Hitron) |
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"The winner of the second prize... impressed me
more. Tamar Kleinberger ... graduate of the Academy in Tel-Aviv,
maintained suspense and drama throughout her performance, beginning
with the aria of Yael (wife of Heber the Kenite) by Händel and
culminating with "On the Wings of Song" by Mendelssohn. Her singing, in
some parts, made one forget that this was a competition and that the
contestants, albeit their excellence, were not yet fully formed
artists..."
(Haaretz 04/00, by Hagai Hitron) |
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"...But the music is truly wonderful... soprano
Tamar Kleinberger was also excellent and sang with great subtlety..."
(Maariv 06/01, by Ora Binur) |
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"In her album "Una Noche al Lunar", Tamar
Kleinberger performs songs for soprano and string orchestra, based on
traditional Ladino melodies... When one reaches the familiar
and wonderful track
"Adio Querida", even the Ashkenazi among us will be assailed by shivers
of yearning for the once young and innocent Israel, moved deeply by the
sweeter than honey voice of a soprano of international calibre, and
most of all understand that truly great music does not get lost in
adventurous fusions such as this."
(Time Out Tel-Aviv, 11-20 October 2005, by Simona Vaserman) |
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"...Thus
began the
concert, with Kleinberger's robust, direct performance of this
typically Scottish pentatonic melody, cushioned in instrumental
textures no less engaging, taking the audience into the freshness and
directness of these songs... Kleinberger's strong background in theatre
as well as the English language made for a performance of convincing
directness... This program provided a rare opportunity to hear these
marvelous Haydn Scottish song arrangements and it was an opportunity
not to be missed at the hands of such fine musicians..."
("Israel Early Music Scene" group 12/08, by Pamela Hickman) |
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