Rachele Gilmore

Rachele Gilmore (born in Atlanta) is an American coloratura soprano.

She made her debut performing in the Metropolitan Opera on 23 December 2009 as understudy for Kathleen Kim in the role of Olympia in the opera The Tales of Hoffmann. She had less than four hours' notice that she would sing that night, and the curtain was even briefly held past 20:00 to allow her to walk the stage.[1] She interpolated a high A-flat (A♭6) into Olympia's aria, which, at the time, was conjectured to be the highest note to have ever been sung on the stage of the Met.[2]

Notes
  1. Dimopoulou, Kassandra (2012-06-10). "Santa della Lirica". Retrieved 2014-04-19.
  2. "Rachele Gilmore Makes Remarkable Met Debut - Neil Kurtzman". medicine-opera.com.
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