
London-born Anna Russell is a woman of a hundred voices, a hundred faces and a thousand moods.
Anna attended the Royal College of Music, majoring in voice, piano, composition and cello. After graduation, Anna pursued a concert career as a lyric soprano. Sir Ernest MacMillan invited her to appear with his Toronto Symphony Orchestra and her debut was a complete success - the applause loud, the laughter spontaneous.
In 1951, Anna conquered New York with a recital at the Town Hall. Every major critic covering the event hailed Anna Russell as one of the truly great artists of the generation and three additional New York recitals were held. |  | 
Anna then starred in every major music festival in North America and has been a featured soloist with major symphonic orchestras including New York, Cincinnati, National, Cleveland, Rochester, New Orleans and Indianapolis. She has also starred in opera and her own Broadway show.
Anna has appeared on many TV and radio shows.
She is known to record lovers around the world for her famous Columbia Masterworks LPs: Anna Russell Sings (?); Anna Russell Sings (?) Again!; Anna Russell's Guide to Concert Audiences and Anna Russell's Square talk on Popular Music.
Anna Russell's recordings have been reissued on CDs by
Sony. |