“Sophie Klussmann delighted with her glamorous interpretation. Her spellbound, romantic and dazzlingly interpretation mesmerised the audience. She sings with a nobly somber and wide-ranging mezzo-soprano-like tone. At moments when she emphasised the brighter soprano-qualities of the songs’ melodies, their fresh and tender nature was heightened.”
— Helsingin Sanomat, Hannu-Ilari Lampila, 16.Nov.2020
“Vivamus pellentesque vitae neque at vestibulum. Donec efficitur mollis dui vel pharetra.”
— Jonathan L.
“The two bright spots ( of The Giacomo Variations ) - Mozart’s music and Sophie Klussmann, superbly elegant with superb stage presence.”
— NEW YORK TIMES, 02.06.2013
“The younger self (of Elisa von der Recke) is played by the excellent soprano Sophie Klussman.”
— BLOOMBERG, Jeremy Gerard, 31.05.2013
“Ms. Klußmann is a delight with her lovely soprano”
— WOLF ENTERTAINMENT, William Wolf, 31.05.2013
“But there are also the brilliant soprano Sophie Klussmann and the actress Ingeborga Dapkunaite as female doubles of the immortal father of love, and soon his lovers.”
— DIE WELT, Helmut Peters, 28.09.2011
“Dass es auch um Liebe geht und dass so eine Liebe an die Existenz gehen kann und tief ins Mark, daran wird man schlagartig erinnert, wenn Sophie Klußmann auftritt. Was für eine wunderbare, klare, zarte und feste Stimme und Persönlichkeit!”
— Berliner Tagesspiegel vom 14.08.11.
“There is a very remarkable performance from Sophie Klussmann; giving the role of Pamina the dramatic core of a contemporary girl, her screams of “Mother, Mother!“ are deeply touching.”
— Neue Musikzeitung vom 14.8.11
“The marvellous Sophie Klussmann sings the aria ‘Ach, ich fühl’s’ with a haunting, dark timbre”
— Berliner Zeitung vom 14.8.11
“Sophie Klussmann is the star of the performance. With her playful charm and dark-hued soprano, her characterisation of Pamina is both sympathetic and strong.”