
BY: Georgia Rowe
Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato is one of the most gifted singers of our time. A bel canto specialist, she’s given brilliant opera and recital performances throughout the Bay Area, with a special emphasis on the music of Donizetti and Rossini. This month, though, she returns to Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall with a Cal Performances program titled “Songplay.”
A lighthearted celebration of Italian arias, American songs and jazz standards, it’s something of an adventure for this always captivating artist. I reached DiDonato by email midway through her tour of Asia. Here are her replies, edited for space.
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