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This was my first experience hearing Jonas Kaufmann. It was a wonderful concert, his voice is truly beautiful. He was so very generous, giving us FIVE encore pieces, and we all loved it. Come back to Phoenix, please!
An unforgettable tenor at a beautiful opera house.
I have seen Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli, and Mr. Kaufmann's voice was every bit as magnificent as theirs! I was awestruck.
Jonas Kaufman and the orchestra were amazing. The power and beauty he possesses in his voice are a God given gift. The music was very touching. If he ever comes back, I will not miss the show.
His voice was suberb. The seats were uncomfortable. I was in the balcony and had trouble hearing portions of the last songs that he sang--too bad he didn't use a microphone. I would have preferred a few more of the most popular tenor arias, eg. Nessun dorma, etc.
Kaufman was amazing. I could have done without the 'civics' appearing after the intermission. They just added an amateur element to a great night.
Wonderful performance by Jonas Kaufmann as well as Opera Orchestra
Jonas was enjoyable. I had hoped he would sing Nessun Dorma. The theater is beautiful and well taken care of. It would have been nice to have heard more than a dozen songs for the price I paid, but I'm content I attended. I would have also been able to enjoy it more if I were able to tune out the snobs sitting behind me who spent the entire time trying to outdo one another.
Mr. Kaufmann, a Met superstar who recently performed a rare song recital on the Met stage, was a handsome, vocally splendid Faust. He sang the pensive and romantic passages with veiled dusky colorings and tender lyricism, and unleashed pent-up power in full-bodied phrases, capped by fearless high notes. Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times
