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Kiri Te Kanawa
Born Clair Mary Teresa Rawstron on March 6, 1944 in Gisborne, New Zealand, the
acclaimed opera soprano is better known as Dame Kiri Te Kanawa. One of opera’s
most beloved vocalists, her repertoire included works sung in many different
languages dating back to the 17th century. She began her career by singing pop
songs in New Zealand clubs in the early 1960s before moving to London, England
and enrolling at the London Opera Center in 1966. She began to gain attention
for her appearances in productions such as Mozart’s The Magic Flute, Purcell’s
Dido and Aeneas, Rossinis La donna d...
The Flower DuetKatherine Jenkins and Kiri Te Kanawa
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (for the film Meet Me in St. LouKiri Te Kanawa
I Feel PrettyKiri Te Kanawa
The Song Is Ended, songKiri Te Kanawa and Irving Berlin
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow, song (from "Louisiana Purchase")Kiri Te Kanawa and Irving Berlin
My Fair Lady : I Could Have Danced All NightLondon Symphony Orchestra, John Mauceri, Kiri Te Kanawa, Susan Bickley, Meriel Dickinson and Judith Rees
The Flower DuetKatherine Jenkins and Kiri Te Kanawa
Serenade
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Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (for the film Meet Me in St. LouKiri Te Kanawa
Christmas with Kiri
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I Feel PrettyKiri Te Kanawa
Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story
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The Song Is Ended, songKiri Te Kanawa and Irving Berlin
Kiri Sings Berlin, Gershwin & Kern
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It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow, song (from "Louisiana Purchase")Kiri Te Kanawa and Irving Berlin
Kiri Sings Berlin, Gershwin & Kern
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My Fair Lady : I Could Have Danced All NightLondon Symphony Orchestra, John Mauceri, Kiri Te Kanawa, Susan Bickley, Meriel Dickinson and Judith Rees
Loewe: My fair Lady (Highlights)
