Kiri Te Kanawa

Kiri Te Kanawa

singer New Zealand

Kiri Te Kanawa is a celebrated New Zealand soprano, known for her powerful voice and impressive opera performances worldwide. She gained international fame for her roles in operas and has performed in prestigious venues, including backing for the Henry Rudolph Girls’ Choir during her farewell performance after winning the Mobil Song Quest in 1965.

Born on Mar 06, 1944 (81 years old)

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New Zealand New Zealand: Kiri Te Kanawa is highlighted as one of the exceptional individuals from New Zealand. 9

Eric Frykberg Anthony Ellison Ernest Rutherford Edmund Hillary Bruce Mclaren Hamish Mcdougall Peter Beck Julia Marshall Cameron Bagrie Helmut Modlik
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Kiwi exceptionalism: Does NZ really punch above its weight?

Monaco Monaco: Charles III includes Kiri Te Kanawa's song 'E Te Iwi E' in his playlist. 6

Charles Iii Kylie Minogue Diana Ross Bob Marley Millie Small Grace Jones Raye Davido Miriam Makeba Anoushka Shankar Siti Nurhaliza Michael Buble
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: De "Loco-Motion" à "Could you be loved", le roi Charles III dévoile ses hits musicaux

Brazil Brazil: Kiri Te Kanawa is a renowned soprano who had a memorable experience during her performance in 1997. 9

Mstislav Rostropovich Myrian Antonio Meneses Nelson Freire Roberto Marinho Luciano Pavarotti Elena Landau Jessye Norman Marcelo Barreto Diana Princess Of Wales Dodi Al Fayed Simon Rattle
O Globo: Série O GLOBO/Dellarte completa 30 anos trazendo música clássica de alto nível aos palcos cariocas

New Zealand New Zealand: The choir backed Kiri Te Kanawa in her farewell performance after she’d won the Mobil Song Quest in 1965. 9

Henry Rudolph Dick Emery Richard O Sullivan Janice
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Henry Rudolph Girls’ Choir holds final reunion in Tauranga