haddaway sang baby don't hurt me no more.
haddaway sang baby don't hurt me no more.
who sang baby don't hurt me no more?
haddaway
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her next spectacular performance was the title role of douglas moore's "the ballad of baby doe" for the new york city opera in 1960. she also sang baby doe in central city colorado where the opera had premiered. two years later, she made her crowning debut in 1962 at the metropolitan opera, as susanna in mozart's "the marriage of figaro". it is with mozart that she became most closely associated. reviewing the debut raymond ericsson wrote “ pretty as a picture, never forcing her musical phrases or overplaying the comedy, enunciating the italian like a veteran , miss raskin was as appealing a susanna as the met could wish for.” during her career at the met she also performed as zerlina in don giovanni, and she had the distinction of performing at the new met as pamina in the memorable marc chagall- designed performance of the magic flute. in reviewing the recordings of the cds produced for the metropolitan opera’s 50th year celebration of the new opera house , dewey faulkner wrote that hearing the broadcast of judith raskin’s pamina “ makes one love her all over again.” yale review january 2018, vol. 106, no. 1. ms. raskin appeared on the nbc television opera as the bride in menotti’s labyrinth (wikipedia), an opera that was never intended to be performed on stage. although harold schonberg of the times was critical of the opera he praised the singers including john reardon and judith raskin. other roles performed at the met included micaela in carmen, nanetta in falstaff, marzeline in fidelio and sophie in der rosenkavalier. ms. raskin performed pamina in the magic flute for two summer seasons at the glyndebourne festival. she also sang at the chicago lyric opera, san francisco opera company.
judith raskin