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Arlene Saunders
Arlene Saunders (born in Cleveland, on October 5, 1935) is an American spinto soprano opera singer. After making her operatic debut as Rosalinde von Eisenstein, in ''Die Fledermaus'', with the National Opera Company in 1958, she made her first appearance with the New York City Opera in 1961, as Giorgetta in ''Il tabarro'' (conducted by Julius Rudel). With that company, she soon sang in ''Carmen'' (as Micaëla), ''La bohème'' (as Mimì), ''Louise'' (opposite Norman Treigle as the Père), ''Die lustige Witwe'' and ''Don Giovanni'' (as Donna Elvira).
In 1964, Saunders began a relationship with the Hamburg State Opera, with whom she made films of ''Le nozze di Figaro'' (as the Contessa, 1967), ''Der Freischütz'' (1968), and ''Die Meistersinger'' (with Giorgio Tozzi and Richard Cassilly, 1970). With the company she also created the part of the music teacher in the world premiere of Gian Carlo Menotti's ''Help, Help, the Globolinks!'' in 1968. For RCA, she recorded ''Il re pastore'' (with Lucia Popp and Reri Grist), in 1967. In 1971, she created the title role in Ginastera's ''Beatrix Cenci'', which she repeated at the City Opera in 1973. She sang at the Metropolitan Opera in 1976, as Eva in ''Die Meistersinger'', and in 1978, the soprano returned to the City Opera for ''La fanciulla del West''. She also appeared at Milan, London (Covent Garden), Paris, Vienna, Rome and Buenos Aires.
In 1967, Miss Saunders was named a ''Kammersängerin'', in Hamburg. In 1985 she gave her Farewell as the Marschallin in ''Der Rosenkavalier'', at the Teatro Colón.
==References==
* ''The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Opera'', by John Warrack & Ewan West, Oxford University Press, 1996. ISBN 0-19-280028-0
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