Talk:Jennifer Larmore

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This reads like the bio sheet from her agent. Rick lightburn (talk) 17:15, 11 November 2011 (UTC) Because it is in fact nearly identical to the biography on www.jenniferlarmore.com!!! Rick lightburn (talk) 17:22, 11 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Recent edits

I have drastically edited this article to remove huge amounts of unformatted material pasted in virtually verbatim from http://imgartists.com/artist/jennifer_larmore plus assorted puffery and name-dropping. The article still needs extensive referencing. To editors here who have any affiliation whatsoever to Jennifer Larmore (either personal or professional), please read Wikipedia:Conflict of interest and Wikipedia:Autobiography for guidance when editing under these circumstances and follow it scrupulously. In future bear the following in mind:

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2. This is an encyclopedia article, not an alternative web site for Ms. Larmore. All additions must be referenced to reliable independent sources. Future performances are inappropriate. Performances should be added once they have actually taken place and an independent reference for them can be provided.

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On a personal note to the editor(s) who have been adding this inappropriate material, I have long experience dealing with opera singer articles on Wikipedia which have been written or extensively edited by either the subject of their agents. Trust me, this is a notable and distinguished opera singer, and the kind of PR hype that had been placed in this article actually detracts from the subject's image rather than enhancing it. Voceditenore (talk) 11:25, 17 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Unreferenced "timeline"

The following completely unformatted and unreferenced "Statistics" list has been removed from the article. I'm placing here for use by future editors who may wish to use the material properly formatted to expand the biography. All material added to the article from this list must be supported by inline citations to reliable sources which are independent of the subject.

1986: European debut in Nice, France in Mozart's LA CLEMENZA DI TITO 1987: Debut at the Deutsche Oper Berlin as "Isabella" in Rossini's THE ITALIAN GIRL IN ALGIERS 1990: Emory University Recital debut in Atlanta. 1992: Receives the GRAMMOPHON award for Best Opera Recording of GIULIO CESARE in the title role. 1992: Debut at La Scala as “Isolier” in Rossini’s LE COMTE ORY 1993: Debut at Salzburg Festival as "Dorabella" in Mozart's COSI FAN TUTTE with Solveij Kringleborn, July 29 Premiere 1993: Debut in Bologna as “Ottavia” in Poppea. 1993: Debut as “Rosina” in Barber at Covent Garden, London. 1993: Won Grammy for Best Baroque Opera-CESARE, Feb. 1993: Wigmore Hall Recital, March 1993: Barcelona ORFEO, May. 1993: El Amor Brujo and Duruflé Requiem recordings, Berlin, June. 1993: Geneva Cenerentola,Nov. 1993: Berlin Deutshe Oper L’Italiana, Nov. 1994: Carnegie Hall debut as "Romeo"in Bellini's I CAPULETTI ED I MONTECHHI (The Capulets and the Montagues) with OONY, Queler. 1994: Signed the first of two exclusive recording contracts with Teldec Classics. 1994: Won the prestigious Richard Tucker Award for Young Opera Singers. 1995: Debut at the Metropolitan Opera on Feb.9 as "Rosina" in Rossini's THE BARBER OF SEVILLE 1996: Sang the Olympic Hymn at the Closing Ceremonies of the Atlanta Olympics seen by the world over. 1998: Debut at Vienna Staastoper with “Rosina” in Barber of Seville 2000: "Gwenevere" at the Hollywood Bowl with actor Patrick Stewart as "King Arthur" and Rod Gilfrey as “Lancelot”; John Mauceri conducting. 2001: Australian Symphonic Debut in Melbourne. 2003: Awarded the Chevalier des Arts et des Letrres by the French Government for her contribution to the world of opera. 2004: The honored guest soloist in Washington, DC at the 35th Anniversary Celebration of the landing on the Moon by the Apollo 11. 2008: ROYAL MEZZO CD is released from Cedille Records; 4 big blockbuster works of Berlioz, Barber, Britten and Ravel. 2009: July 25: Jennifer Larmore and OpusFive is born-Mezzo and string Quintet created by Davide Vittone and Jennifer Larmore. 2009: March 9: Received a commendation from Governor of GA. for her contribution to music and GRAMMY win. 2009: Debut in Moscow with arias and orchestra. 2010: "Gertrude" at the Metropolitan in her first HD movie broadcast 2010: Concerts in Rio and Sao Paolo with the Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileria 2010: Sept. 11 - Induction into the GA. Music Hall of Fame. 2011: Orlando Furioso at Théatre des Champs-Elysées 2011: Dec.11/12: Poeme de l’amour et de la mer with Hamburg Symphony 2012: March: JENUFA- Debut as “Kostelnicka” with Deutsche Oper in a new production of Christof Loy; Runnicles conducting. 2012: March: Paris: Salle Pleyel CONCERT with OpusFive. 2012: June: MACBETH- Debut as “Lady Macbeth” with Grand Theatre de Geneve in a Christof Loy production: Ingo Metzmacher conducting. 2012: Oct: Zurich: Britten’s PHAEDRA with Zurich Kammerorchester. 2012: Oct: La Coruna: Concerts of LA MORT DE CLEOPATRA. 2012: Oct: Strasbourg: RECITAL. 2012: Nov: Dublin: CONCERT with OpusFive. 2012: Dec: Karlsruhe: CARMEN. 2012: Dec: Beijing CONCERTS with orchestra. 2013: Mar: Paris: World Premiere at Salle Pleyel of La Chute de Fukuyama. 2013: April: Paris: RECITAL at Musée D’Orsay 2013: April: Tokyo: STABAT MATER of Rossini. 2013: Aug: Side, Turkey: Opening of Festival with OpusFive. 2013: Sept. Québec: CONCERTS with Orchestre Symphonique de Québec. 2013: Oct: Moscow: CARMEN 2013: Nov-Dec: Brussels: HAMLET 2014: Mar: Berlin: JENUFA

Voceditenore (talk) 11:32, 17 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]