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| Allyn Van Dusen...displayed a lovely, darkly burnished mezzo soprano. |
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Democrat
& Chronicle, Rochester, New York
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| The deep, focused sound of mezzo soprano Van Dusen -- a voice that matches her striking presence -- made the Pie Jesu a spiritual, as well as a musical, experience. |
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Democrat
& Chronicle, Rochester, New York
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| [Conductor Roger Wilhelm] had the benefit of excellent soloists, particularly Allyn Van Dusen, who sang her Pie Jesu with simplicity and feeling (and no book, which made all the difference). |
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City
Newspaper, Rochester, New York
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| ...there were moments of great beauty. Allyn Van Dusen's performance...was outstanding in every respect: her vocal tone was mellifluous and marvelously controlled and her sense of timing free but never reckless. |
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Democrat
& Chronicle, Rochester, New York
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| Mezzo soprano Allyn Van Dusen displayed a rich voice and fine phrasing. |
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Wolfe Publications
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| Allyn Van Dusen, as Lady Thiang, sang her famous "Something Wonderful" with great dignity, making it the emotional highlight of the show. |
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City Newspaper, Rochester, New York
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