Fauré Mélodies
Ailish Tynan (soprano) & Iain Burnside (piano)
Often her first priority with making expressive points is tone. It's hard to blame her because she has so much of it that one could almost mistake her for a mezzo-soprano...When Fauré pares...
Fauré Mélodies
Ailish Tynan (soprano) & Iain Burnside (piano)
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Often her first priority with making expressive points is tone. It's hard to blame her because she has so much of it that one could almost mistake her for a mezzo-soprano...When Fauré pares...
About
Ailish Tynan has made a speciality of French song. The mélodies of Gabriel Fauré lie at the heart of his romantic but elusive style, and this selection ranges from the composer's youthful embrace of Italian style to late and quietly innovative settings of Verlaine in which simplicity and profundity of expression go hand in hand.
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Awards and reviews
January 2014
Often her first priority with making expressive points is tone. It's hard to blame her because she has so much of it that one could almost mistake her for a mezzo-soprano...When Fauré pares the music down to the core...Tynan acquires admirable interpretative selflessness.
Opera Now
Tynan has a strong lyric soprano, not overly-distinctive, but capable of caressing a line while also providing some bite. Her phrasing is sound and she keeps the line buoyant and resists the temptation to let the music sag...Burnside abets her in her achievements.
