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Poulson set a substantive mood with her opening “Silent Noon” by Ralph Vaughan Williams. She has never been in better form Her timbre andintonation traversed perfectly across an expan- sive landscape of color. Poulson endowedthis fare with vitality The evening became a work of great art. Poulson touched the imagination and heart. She opened the metaphysical door to the minds of Brahms, Stra Schoenberg and Schumann. Th event was an evening of enlight ening ecstasy. There was no needfor atrans- lation of the texts — even though one was provided, We knewwhat Poulson wassinging. Every syllable possessed a meaning that tran. scended translation. The audience bestowed Poul- son and Dorgan its highest re: spect — total silence during the performance, Not a cough wasut- tered — nosmall feat considering this season of winter viruses — Méfachofthe26repertoire rep. resentations, all sung from memo- ry, could have beenthe highlight of therecital. Simply put, this was a 24-karat concert. 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