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Reviews of Susanna singing Berg’s “Seven Early Songs” with Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony.
Susanna Phillips just released “A Lost World” with bass Shenyang and pianist Brian Zeger, with recording engineer Adam Abeshouse. A compilation of Schubert lieder with texts of Greek Myths.
Review of Susanna Phillips at Davies Hall alongside Kelley O’Connor (mezzo-soprano), Nicholas Phan (tenor), Davóne Tines (bass-baritone), San Francisco Symphony Chorus, and the San Francisco Symphony with Michael Tilson Thomas conducting. Read further for review.
Interview with Susanna Phillips and Matt Wake about working at The Metropolitan Opera and co-founding Twickenham Fest, a Huntsville chamber music festival, with bassoonist Matthew McDonald.
Review of Susanna Phillips opening the Aspen Music Festival with longtime collaborator pianist Myra Huang.
Interview with Susanna Phillips about her Aspen Music Festival program built around songs of the female experience.
Review of Susanna Phillips and Myra Huang performing at Ganz Hall for the Collaborative Works Festival.
Interview with Susanna Phillips as she prepares to make her debut at the Grant Park Music Festival!
NPR goes behind the scenes with of“L’amour de Loin” with Finnish composer, Kaija Saariaho. Read further to learn about Saariaho’s experience composing the opera and its premiere at the Met Opera.
Review of Susanna Phillips’ role debut in Saariaho’s “L’amour de Loin” at The Metropolitan Opera.
Susanna Phillips is featured in Opera News Vol. 80 No. 6! She talks about moving to New York City and her current featured role as Rosalinde in “Die Fledermaus”.
Soprano Susanna Phillips discusses starring this season as Rosalinde in “Die Fledermaus” and Musetta in “La Bohème” at the Metropolitan Opera.
Review of Susanna Phillips singing “Missa Solemnis” in Sydney by Limelight: Australia’s Classical Music and Arts Magazine.
Review of Susanna Phillips performing with Music of the Baroque under the leadership of Jane Glover.
Susanna Phillips, soprano is one of today's most sought-after vocal performers. Entering her seventh season at the Metropolitan Opera, the 2010 Beverly Sills Artist Award winner shows no signs of slowing down, with performances in Mexico City, Japan, San Francisco, Chicago, Boston and more in 2014 alone. As we look forward to her all-Schubert recital with Eric Owens and Myra Huang on Tuesday March 24 Susanna was kind enough to answer a few questions about her career, her native Alabama, and of course, Schubert.
The soprano Susanna Phillips brought to the WQXR Café a set of Mozart songs that have their roots in salon music, meant to be sung by mainly amateurs in living rooms and at social events. In keeping with this sensibility, she sat beside pianist Myra Huang at the keyboard in a strikingly un-diva-like approach. See Susanna Phillips and Myra Huang perform “Abendempfindung”.
“Breakthrough” review of Susanna Phillips as Fiordiligi in a revival of Lesley Koenig’s production.