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American operatic soprano
Susan Narucki is an American
operatic
soprano who specializes in performances of
contemporary classical music.
Career
She has appeared in the world premieres of several operas at the
Dutch National Opera including
Louis Andriessen and
Peter Greenaway's Writing to Vermeer and
Claude Vivier's Reves d'un Marco Polo as well as in
Elliott Carter's What Next?
Selected awards
- Best Classical Contemporary Composition Grammy Award for the recording of
George Crumb's Star-Child (2000).
[1]
- Best Classical Vocal Performance Grammy Nomination (2002) for the recording of
Elliott Carter's Tempo e Tempi.
[2]
- UCSD Chancellor's Associates Faculty Excellence Award (2014)
[3]
- Best Classical Solo Vocal Album Nomination for “The Edge of Silence — Works For Voice By György Kurtág” (2020).
[4]
References
Sources
- Biography on www.susannarucki.net
Susan Narucki
- Peter Dickinson,
Review: George Crumb - Star-Child, Mundus Canis, 3 Early Songs,
Gramophone, April, 2000. Accessed 27 December 2007 (registration required).
- Anthony Tommasini,
'6 Characters in Search of a Dimension, in Different Operatic Tempos' (Review of the New York stage premiere Elliott Carter's What Next?,
New York Times, December 10, 2007. Accessed 27 December 2007.
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