Andrew Davis / Ressenyes

‘Pandolfe [was] sung by bass-baritone Derek Welton, another fine artist from down under in his own American debut’

‘As Cendrillon’s wife-weary father, Derek Welton was impressive. His resonant bass-baritone supported the well-shaped lines with ease. The confidence Welton gave to the high passages stood out, along with this clarity in his lower register. In Act III, Welton approached the scene with Cendrillon with the intimacy some would associate with Verdi’s famous father-daughter exchanges.’