Kathleen Battle at her most charming and seductive as Adina. She will melt your heart. On stage, she gives Everything, holding nothing back.

Recorded live in concert with James Levine at the Salzburg Festspiele, this shows her captivating broad range from Purcell, Mozart and Strauss to Faure and her signature Spirituals

The purity of her voice shines in this live recording of Mozart's Coronation Mass conducted by Herbert von Karajan (who adored her)

Another recording with James Levine, her voice is like silvery moonlight. Do anything to buy this recording.

She makes a sensuous, creamy, golden sound. With Domingo and Levine, this is a Must-Own.

This deeply religious music is given a gorgeous treatment as she sings with Itzhak Perlman as Violin Soloist

All encompassing, she recieved her Third Grammy Award for this live recording of her Carnegie Hall Debut - it is sensational!

You will play this with joy every other Christmas (I even play it occasionally during the summer!)

The Best with the Best with the Best playing the Best = Kathleen Battle with James Levine and the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra playing the greatest Mozart arias. "S'altro che lagrime" is heavenly

She is simply the best Blonde on record - charming, alluring, and with the most beautiful voice

Perhaps her most celebrated achievement, the Grammy-winning recording assembles the singers from the 1985 concert performances in Carnegie Hall that brought Handel to New York

Her Zerlina is coy and seductive in a grand, powerful performance of "The Opera of All Operas"

Her Pamina is simply breathtaking. This is a magical performance. In the words of a reviewer from the New York Times, "She forms each note as though desiring to add to the sum of beauty in the world."