Edith Mathis, the renowned Swiss soprano known for her radiant and agile voice, passed away at 86 in Salzburg. Celebrated for her prowess in opera, Mathis made indelible marks on stages worldwide, notably the Bavarian State Opera and the Metropolitan Opera. Her repertoire included pivotal roles in Mozart's works, as well as contributions to the German lieder canon. Critics praised her perfect intonation and dramatic interpretations, highlighting her collaborative recordings with esteemed partners. Mathis’s artistry left a significant legacy, encapsulated in numerous recordings that embody her excellence and deep emotional connection to the music.
Edith Mathis was a light-voiced Swiss soprano admired for her clarity and agility, shining in works by Bach, Mozart, and Weber throughout a remarkable career.
Her recordings illustrate a clear, bright voice, impeccable musicianship, and a service to the text, making her an ideal Mozart singer in the eyes of critics.
She illuminated key roles in major opera houses internationally, particularly in The Marriage of Figaro, where she portrayed both Cherubino and Susanna with exceptional talent.
Mathis’s artistry transcended opera with outstanding performances in German lieder, bringing emotional depth to songs by Schubert, Schumann, and Hugo Wolf.
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