Norma Burrowes

Norma Burrowes is most beneficial known on her behalf performance of Baroque music, particularly Handel, but in addition has excelled in Mozart and light opera, including those of Gilbert and Sullivan and Viennese operettas. She examined music on the Royal Academy in London, performing demanding lead assignments while still students. Her professional debut is at 1970 using the Glyndebourne Touring Firm as Zerlina in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, implemented later that calendar year by her Covent Backyard debut in the virtuoso area of the Fiakermilli in Richard Strauss’ Arabella. Another calendar year brought her Salzburg debut as Blonde in Mozart’s The Abduction From your Seraglio. She sang many tasks at Glyndebourne between 1970 and 1981, furthermore to producing recordings, showing up in tv productions of operas and operettas, and providing recitals. In 1979, she repeated the part on her behalf Metropolitan Opera debut. She actually is married to previous tenor and tone of voice instructor Emile Belcourt. She retired from carrying out in 1982.