"...acted with affecting clarity" Zachary Woolfe, New York Times, June 2012 Tosca, New York Grand Opera, Maestro Vincent La Selva, Central Park

"...thanks for your beautiful CD Sweet Peace. I love it."
Frederica von Stade

"Thanks for the very beautiful CD...Your voice sounds accurate and expressive." Ned Rorem Sweet Peace

Carnegie Hall debut: "Of the solo quartet, soprano Claire Stadtmueller was by far the most outstanding. She enjoyed a star moment and took advantage of it to the loudly exclaimed enthusiasm of the audience."
New Yorker Staats-Zeitung Beethoven's Missa Solemnis

"Of the soloists Claire Stadtmueller stood out considerably, her timbre and demeanor reminded me of Elisabeth Schwarzkopf."
New Yorker Staats-Zeitung Mozart's C Minor Mass and Requiem

"She is quite obviously a soprano of great color, drama and technique." Worcester Telegram, Mendelssohn's Elijah

"Ms. Stadtmueller is a richly communicative singer..." Sweet Peace
Thomas Hinds, Music Director, Montgomery Symphony Orchestra

"Ms. Stadtmueller brings to these songs a fine clear soprano voice, impeccable diction and a wonderful feel for the text...This is singing of the highest order."
Thomas Lawlor, "Warwick Beacon" Sweet Peace

"Soprano Claire Stadtmueller was clear of voice and diction. Even in the disquieting and eerie polytonality of the "Song of Ephraim" her pitch and delivery of the text were secure." Paul Somers, Classical New Jersey Honegger's King David, Pro Arte Chorale,
David Crone, conductor.

"Claire Stadtmueller was a real "find" and her vibrant soprano and slender good looks made her a force. In her duets with Cavaradossi, her shimmering voice soared and her playful little touches added to her portrayal. She possessed an ever ascending vocal and dramatic arc in a beautifully sung Vissi d'arte." Nino Pantano, the Italian Voice