Est 1923

Icon: Leontyne Price


The American soprano had a gift for fusing voice, words and meaning, and was even able to adapt her vocal colours to her conductor, writes David Patrick Stearns

Leontyne Price (photo: Sony/Dave Hecht)
Leontyne Price (photo: Sony/Dave Hecht)

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