Jacquelyn Familant  

From Masaniello Furioso, Staatsoper Stuttgart:

"In the role of Aloysia Jacquelyn Familant lent a bright, yet robust soprano to her emotional characterization." Frankfurter Allgemeine

"The ensemble of young singers suffer no losses with the tone of Keiser's opera. In particular, Jacquelyn Familant as Aloysia convinced through tender expression, nuances and fine phrasing."
Pforzheimer News

"Jacquelyn Familant was one of those rare, free and unwavering sopranos who soar through glittering sunshine."
Opera News Magazine

"Familant completely convinced in the role of Aloysia through the youthful ease and natural beauty of her singing."
Das Opernglas Magazine

"As the coquette Aloysia, Familant also exhibited vocal virtuosic styling." Musikforum

"Among the Stuttgarter singers (and all achieved through their very high level of acting) especially delightful was Jacquelyn Familant's saucy Aloysia." Neue Zuercher Zeitung

"Jacquelyn Familant profiled between her husband and suitor gave a richly melodious, but also refreshingly natural portrayal of Aloysia." Der Neue Merker

From Il Ritorno Ulisse in Patria, Staatsoper Stuttgart:

"As Giunone, Jacquelyn Familant exuded truly devine melodiousness." Stuttgarter Nachrichten

From W.A. Mozart's Requiem, Figuralchor der Gedaechtniskirche Stuttgart:

"Familant sang with great power and emotion." Stuttgarter Nachrichten

From Stars von Morgen, ARTE Film and Television Network:

"Jacquelyn Familant is one to watch: a radiant young soprano with a special gift." Opera Forum

From L'Orfeo, Staatsoper Stuttgart:

"...achingly beautiful." Reutlinger General

"Jacquelyn Familant's clear, shining soprano made one regret that Euridice has so little to sing."
Opera News Magazine

"Jacquelyn Familant is a vocally wonderful, gentle and flexible Euridice." Opernwelt Magazine

"…gorgeously sung." Esslinger Zeitung

"...the fine Jacquelyn Familant, in truth, is worth every battle." Financial Times

"Jacquelyn Familant portrayed a moving Euridice through her warmly colored soprano."
Das Opernglas Magazine