Reviews
- “The Sieglinde of Lee Abrahmsen was both lustrous and powerful. Abrahmsen should consider Brünnhilde.”
Opera Magazine | April 2023 |Michael Shmith
"As Sieglinde, Lee Abrahmsen is astounding."Bachtrack | March 2023| Sandra Bowdler
"Lee Abrahmsen was, once again, the fervent and passionate Sieglinde.The more Abrahmsen sang, the more I wished it was Brünnhilde she had been singing!"Seen and Heard International | March 2023 |Jim Pritchard
- "Abrahmsen was a revelation."
The Age|Bridget Davies|Feb 2018
"A career-defining performance."Herald Sun|Paul Selar |Feb 2018
"Abrahmsen’s work as Isolde represents nothing less than a quantum leap in her status as a leading lady."Man in Chair|Simon Parris|Feb 2018
- "Abrahmsen is a majestic presence as the Marschallin…her soprano is powerful, with lush tone."
Limelight Magazine|Patricia Maunder |Aug 2018
"As the Marschallin, soprano Lee Abrahmsen is superb in the role. She sings the long Richard Strauss phrases with a clear, spinning vibrancy. Her acting too is excellent."Classic Melbourne|Heather Leviston |Aug 2018
"With her richly coloured soprano, Lee Abrahmsen was a resplendent Marschallin. She perfectly captured both her regality and bittersweet vulnerability."The Age|Bridget Davies |Aug 2018
- "Lee Abrahmsen, so impressive as Sieglinde, was equally wonderful as Eva, unleashing torrents of gleaming soprano sound. Why is she not better known to Australian audiences? Even in the largest ensembles she soared over the rest, and acted convincingly."
Bachtrack|Sandra Bowdler |Feb 2025
"Abrahmsen has a personality that radiates warmth and her voice has a phenomenal resonance that filled the space, always free and flowing, without a glimmer of stridency, and matching the heightened emotional and vocal power of Fyfe’s. It was opera on a grand scale. "Classic Melbourne|Heather Leviston |Feb 2025
"Lee Abrahmsen, as Eva, adds another substantial Wagner role to her already admirable repertoire. Her voice coped easily and effortlessly with the vocal range, and she brought in as much sunlight as streamed through the east window."Australian Book Review|Michael Shmith |Feb 2025