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Reviews
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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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"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. The composer and arranger Arie Bar Droma took the Ladino, which flourished in the crowded alleys of Jerusalem, and put it into into the stocks of western classical music's orchestrated and precise discipline in a graceful and innocent manner. 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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As Lauretta in Bizet's Le Docteur Miracle
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As Lauretta in Bizet's Le Docteur Miracle
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