 She sang her glitteringly high music with "not a note misplaced and every one struck truly and accurately".She had been an accomplished Philine in CBS's recording of Ambroise Thomas's "Mignon" - see Mignon (Antonio de Almeida recording) - but her Fée was even better.The album's other three women were all good too, with Teresa Cahill and Elizabeth Bainbridge "sprightly" as Cendrillon's stepsisters and Jane Berbié bringing out all the comical villainy of their mother.