Nina Rautio

"... Redkin was the tall, handsome and agonizingly aloof Onegin. His beautifully articulated baritone radiated the proper hauteur, Byronic disenchantment, and romantic mystery all of which attract Tatiana so utterly. Nina Rautio sang a convincing, nicely integrated Tatiana whose metamorphosis from naive impressionable teenager to proper, sophisticated woman of high Russian society forms the backbone of the drama. Olga in Elena hands ..."

"... auditorium where Pope John Paul II holds his weekly general audience. Along with Randy Crawford and Al Jarreau, performers will include soprano Katia Ricciarelli singing “Ave Maria," and soloists Nina Rautio. Jana Keith Olsen and Roberto closing the concert with the “Requiem." The pope, who attended a Vatican concert marking the Holocaust last year, will not attend, the Vatican said Thursday. ..."

"... this done by women in attractive black and white gowns and by men in formal dress. Still, the performance as a whole was routine, bland in the extreme. Only Nina Rautio as the Tatiana rose above the banal. Although her soprano had that typical Russian edginess, she dia make all her registers work. The famous letter scene, a grueling assignment, was ..."

"... Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Lorin witt end the 1993-94 senes with an weekend, ?Romantic Retrospective: Ludwig van Beethoven." The program will feature the vocal talents of soprano Nina Rautio, Unda Finnie, tenor Leech and bass Paul Plishka. Tho Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh wiH also perform. Choral works include Beethoven's ?Ninth Symphony and tho "Missa Performances are 8 today and ..."