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Elizabeth Watts
Elizabeth Watts, born February 16, 1979, in Norwich, United Kingdom, is a
soprano singer. She studied archaeology at the University of Sheffield before
pursuing music at the Royal College of Music, graduating in 2005 with
distinction and receiving the Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Rose Bowl. Her
breakthrough came in 2006 when Watts won the Kathleen Ferrier Prize and
represented England at the Cardiff Singer of the World competition, winning the
Rosenblatt Song Prize. From 2007 to 2009, she was a BBC Radio 3 New Generation
Artist. Elizabeth Watts made her U.S. debut with the Ha...
Artaxerxes, Act II: Recitative: “Ye solid pillars of the Persian Empire”Andrew Staples, Ian Page, Christopher Ainslie, The Mozartists, Caitlin Hulcup, Elizabeth Watts, Rebecca Bottone and Daniel Norman
Arne: Artaxerxes
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Artaxerxes, Act I: No. 2, Air: “Adieu, thou lovely youth”Elizabeth Watts, Ian Page and The Mozartists
Arne: Artaxerxes
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Artaxerxes, Act II: Recitative: “How many links to dire misfortune’s chain”Elizabeth Watts, Ian Page, The Mozartists and Rebecca Bottone
Arne: Artaxerxes
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Artaxerxes, Act III: Recitative: “Perhaps the King releas’d Arbaces”Elizabeth Watts, Ian Page, The Mozartists and Rebecca Bottone
Arne: Artaxerxes
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Songs of Nadia Anjuman: No. 3, Memories of Light BluesElizabeth Watts
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Artaxerxes, Act III: No. 28, Air: “The soldier, tir’d of war’s alarms”Elizabeth Watts, Ian Page and The Mozartists
Arne: Artaxerxes
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