Felicia Weathers
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Felicia Weathers is a well known internationally opera and concert singer (soprano). Born in St. Louis, Missouri (USA).

Made appearances in Zurich (Switzerland), Vienna (Austria), Munich, Berlin, Hamburg (Germany), Paris (France), Oslo (Norway), Kopenhagen (Denmark), Stockholm (Sweden), Covent Garden in London (England), Mailänder Scala (Italy) and Metropolitan Opera House, New York (USA).

One of her very avid supporters was the unforgotten conductor Herbert von Karajan. Felicia Weathers was world acclaimed in the leading roles of Salome (R. Strauss), Don Giovanni (Donna Anna / Mozart), Don Carlos (Elisabeth / Verdi), Aida (Verdi) and Madame Butterfly (Puccini) and many others.

She also is a worldwide renowned recitalist and concert singer.

Felicia Weathers is recipient of many international awards. For instance for her outstanding achievements in Italy, she was awarded with the "Il Sagittario d'Oro". From the hands of the Norwegian King Harald she receievd a National Award for her dedicated work for the Norwegian country. February 13th of every year has been made "Felicia Weathers Day" by the city of Indianapolis, Indiana (USA). In Germany she got the "Deutscher Schallplattenpreis". Most recently, she was recipient of the 2010 NOA Award "Lift every voice".

Her last performance in opera was in 1999 in Germany. Here she sang the role of "Chrysothemis" in "Elektra" (R. Strauss). Since then she sings in concerts and dedicates her professional experience in being a voice and vocal technique teacher.

As a director
Felicia Weathers directed Madame Butterfly (Puccini) for the Ebony National Opera in New York City, New York (USA) and for the Heidelberg Oper (Germany). She directed "Il Trovatore" in Philadelphia, Pensylvania (USA) and "Porgy and Bess" in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil).


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