Soderstrom, Elisabeth / Meyer, Kerstin - Duets for Two Sopranos
1/31/1993, 19 Tracks, 47:03
Featuring
Elisabeth Söderström
Kerstin Meyer
Jan Eyron
Zoltán Kodály
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Antonín Dvořák
Henry Purcell
Gunnar Wennerberg
Erik Gustaf Geijer
Gioachino Rossini
Anonymous
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Performer Biography
Elisabeth Söderström's debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1959 marked the beginning of her long international career.
Performer Biography
Elisabeth Söderström, a soprano on this album, had her vocal training entirely entrusted to the world-renowned Russian singer Madame Adelaide Andreyeva von Skilondz.
Performer Biography
Both Elisabeth Söderström and Kerstin Meyer have actively promoted contemporary music throughout their careers.
Performer Biography
Jan Eyron, the pianist, studied piano at the Conservatory in Stockholm and also attended courses in Lieder interpretation with Erik Werba and Gerald Moore.
Performer Biography
Kerstin Meyer, a mezzo-soprano on this album, was also a pupil of Madame von Skilondz, the world-renowned Russian singer.
Performer Biography
Kerstin Meyer, a mezzo-soprano, first appeared at the Metropolitan Opera as Carmen in 1960.
Performer Biography
Jan Eyron, the pianist on this album, made his debut as an accompanist with Elisabeth Söderström and Kerstin Meyer.
