***** Enriching and delightful! I find myself continually listening to this CD, it has such grace and richness. Gwyneth Walker is a remarkable composer. She is extremely innovative and creative [...]
Dorothy Andries – The Pioneer Local
Areyzaga has never sounded better. If her smile was radiant, her voice was even more so. She soared easily through the Peri's songs, while displaying a fine acting technique. (The [...]
Michael Huebner – The Birmingham News
Michelle Areyzaga's touching portrayal of Zerlina went to the heart of peasant-girl innocence, shining especially in the famous duet, 'La ci darem la mano' and the aria, 'Vedrai, carino.' —Michael [...]
Michael Cameron – Special to the Chicago Tribune
The meat of the program was Britten's 'Les Illuminations,' a vocal setting of poems by Arthur Rimbaud, sung with sensitivity by soprano Michelle Areyzaga. Areyzaga proved a fine interpreter of [...]
Robert Kameczura – Big Shoulder’s Magazine
Michelle Areyzaga is one of Chicago's top sopranos. Her technical skill and the colors she can produce are amazing, but best of all when she sings a song she has [...]
Hedy Weiss – Chicago Sun Times
At the center of the work was the highly praised Chicago soprano Michelle Areyzaga, whose rich and expressive voice was matched by her exceptional ease of movement as she served [...]
Welz Kauffman – Ravinia Music Festival
Michelle is one terrific singer. She is admired for the purity and quality of her tone. —Welz Kauffman - Ravinia Music Festival - 2005
Dorothy Andries – Pioneer Press
The plaudits attending the début of lyric soprano Michelle Areyzaga were well deserved. The purity of her tone was exceptional and her stage manner outstanding. Her clear bell-like presentation was [...]
Richard Covello – Chicago Tribune
Michelle Areyzaga's Pamina would be a credit to any stage, completely luscious in sound, sensitively projected amid the Center's good acoustics. —Richard Covello - Chicago Tribune - Feb 2, 2004
Leah A. Zelde – Lerner Newspapers Chicago
The Singing is sublime. Soprano Michelle Areyzaga, playing the princess, Pamina, has a lovely, lovely voice. —Leah A. Zelde - Lerner Newspapers Chicago - Jan 28, 2004
