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Charles T. Downey, WASHINGTON CLASSICAL REVIEW

February 27, 2020

"His sweet, pleading tone marked the pathos-heavy opening of the third act, where the famished prisoner, near death, calls out to his wife, whom he believes to be far away. With both heroic tone in fuller moments and a light head voice that blended into ensembles, as well as a handsome stage presence, Richer stood out for praise."

Charles T. Downey, WASHINGTON CLASSICAL REVIEW

February 27, 2020

"His sweet, pleading tone marked the pathos-heavy opening of the third act, where the famished prisoner, near death, calls out to his wife, whom he believes to be far away. With both heroic tone in fuller moments and a light head voice that blended into ensembles, as well as a handsome stage presence, Richer stood out for praise."

Cameron Kelsall, BROAD STREET REVIEW

March 13, 2018

"Curtis alum Jean-Michel Richer brings a pliant tenor voice to François, Dede’s French Canadian husband; a Montréal native himself, he sings the character’s French-inflected lines with authority."

Oliver Munar, SCHMOPERA

October 23, 2017

"Tenor Jean-Michel Richer embodies the innocence of Count Vallier de Tilly. [...] Richer's soaring tenor pierces the auditorium with a panoply of emotion: love, regret, sadness and desire. Richer debuted the role with Opéra de Montréal in 2016 and is a standout performer in this production."

Christophe Huss, LE DEVOIR

1er août 2022

"Tous les protagonistes sont excellent [...] et abattage remarqué de Jean-Michel Richer en Daniel."

Pierre Degott, RESMUSICA

22 novembre 2022

''Les deux ténors canadiens Antoine Bélanger et Jean-Michel Richer se donnent corps et âme dans leur personnage tout en répondant à de très lourdes exigences vocales et musicales.''

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