New York Arts
Michael Miller
Rossini’s Ciro in Babilonia at Caramoor, with Ewa Podle?, Jessica Pratt, and Michael Spyres; Will Crutchfield conducting
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Soprano Jessica Pratt brought to Amira a strong vocal presence and a masterful precision in her execution of the florid passages.
New York Times
ANTHONY TOMMASINI
An Ancient War Gets the Silent-Film Treatment via Opera
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The soprano Jessica Pratt was also outstanding as Amira, singing with gleaming sound, free and easy high notes, agile coloratura runs and lyrical grace.
Ciro in Babilonia: Conquering Babylon at Caramoor
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Jessica Pratt played Ciro’s rather stupid wife Amira. The role of Amira also contains difficult music with intense coloratura. Pratt handled the coloratura with ease negotiating runs and high notes to perfection. Notably, she mastered pianissimi on high notes...