REVIEWS
"Mezzo-soprano Sarah Beaty was mesmerizing...she sang with a purity of sound that still filled the room with an array of colors. "
- Mike Telin, ClevelandClassical, 2015
"Beaty was outstanding in the three Brahms songs on the program, demonstrating her mastery of the art song as she sang...with emotion, humor and intelligence." - Mark Satola, The Plain Dealer, 2015
"Sarah Beaty was the model of bel canto clarity and brilliance"
- Daniel Hathaway, ClevelandClassical, 2013
"Two short arias from American master John Harbison’s iconic opera 'The Great Gatsby' followed, sung beautifully and expressively by mezzo-soprano Sarah Beaty...shining most clearly in her dramatic portrayal of the texts." - Christian Kriegeskotte, i care if you listen, 2015
"Beaty handled the low notes gracefully as Dryad."
- Maria Nockin, Opera Today, 2015
"(Beaty) sings with real passion and attention to baroque details, with proper embellishments." - John Farrell, Los Angeles Daily News, 2014
"Pollock’s duet with Beaty at the beginning of Act Two was one of the opera’s most moving and magical moments. As the ice queen Diana...(Beaty) does seem at home in the baroque style." - Barnaby Hughes, Stage and Cinema, 2014
- Mike Telin, ClevelandClassical, 2015
"Beaty was outstanding in the three Brahms songs on the program, demonstrating her mastery of the art song as she sang...with emotion, humor and intelligence." - Mark Satola, The Plain Dealer, 2015
"Sarah Beaty was the model of bel canto clarity and brilliance"
- Daniel Hathaway, ClevelandClassical, 2013
"Two short arias from American master John Harbison’s iconic opera 'The Great Gatsby' followed, sung beautifully and expressively by mezzo-soprano Sarah Beaty...shining most clearly in her dramatic portrayal of the texts." - Christian Kriegeskotte, i care if you listen, 2015
"Beaty handled the low notes gracefully as Dryad."
- Maria Nockin, Opera Today, 2015
"(Beaty) sings with real passion and attention to baroque details, with proper embellishments." - John Farrell, Los Angeles Daily News, 2014
"Pollock’s duet with Beaty at the beginning of Act Two was one of the opera’s most moving and magical moments. As the ice queen Diana...(Beaty) does seem at home in the baroque style." - Barnaby Hughes, Stage and Cinema, 2014