"The sumptuous-voiced Japanese soprano Mari Moriya". Opera Ireland/Opera
"Following her Metropolitan Opera debut in the role, Mari Moriya’s Queen of the Night brought a real sense of theatrical climax." Glyndebourne on Tour/Music OMH
"Mari Moriya ... absolutely stole this show.
Her first aria, 'Signore, ascolta', displayed a
hair-raising control of dynamics and vibrato, her every nuance of
timbre faithful to her character and to the poignant words of her aria.
She is a born Puccini soprano, such is the demure effortlessness with
which she conquers the highest registers." Opera Ireland /Sunday Tribune
The Plum Blossom Concert will remember those who lost their lives in the tsunami and support those who survived but whose lives were torn apart. Funds will be donated to a programme helping tsunami survivor kids with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder smile again by taking part in professionally supervised forest fun camps.
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Stunning billing for this concert supporting vital work with traumatised children..Look forward to Mari's only performance in Ireland this year, an afternoon of glorious music in a delightful Georgian setting with renowned acoustic. It's going to be sensational!
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