Nymphs and Shepherds, Purcell - Robin Hendrix mezzo-soprano

Robin Hendrix sings Henry Purcell's pastoral ode to Flora's holy day, accompanied by Michel Prezman and recorded in Holland in Oct 2008. The poetry urges the nymphs and shepherds to come away to the grove, where they can dance and make music and poetry in ease and happy love, on this her special day. Poetry by Thomas Shadwell.
Mezzo-soprano Robin Hendrix is a concert artist, author, and teacher. Her book, How to Sing Like the Great Singers, sets out the means by which the Great Singers of the operatic and concert stage created and maintained their beautiful voices, and describes how a motivated singer can arrive at the same results. The book came about by necessity. After “hitting the wall” in middle age, a common event for natural singers, Robin found it increasingly difficult to rehearse her usual concert repertoire and she went looking for answers. Finding no help from gurus or experts, she set out on her own to find the secrets of a free and easy production of the lyric voice. She found the answers and more. Robin lives with her husband, composer/pianist Michel Prezman, in Serdinya, a little village in the south of France.
Robin Hendrix est directrice du Centre pour la Formation de la Voix, à Serdinya, France. Pour plus des renseignements, envoyez un message à robinhendrix66 @ gmail.com