Clara Schumann's Liebst du um Schoenheit, arranged for orchestra by David A Rahbee. University of Washington Symphony Orchestra David A. Rahbee, conductor, 8 December 2023, Meany Center for the Performing Arts

Third Place in the Art Song Division at CMIM and Radio Canada’s Audience Prize.

Clara Osowski, mezzo-soprano Olivier Godin, piano

• Franz Schubert : An Sylvia D. 891 (00:50) • Hector Berlioz : La mort d’Ophélie H. 92A (03:49) • Robert Schumann : Gedichte der Königin Maria Stuart op. 135 Abschied von Frankreich, Gebet • Robert Fleming : The Confession Stone (Songs of Mary) Bring me those needles, Martha, Everything is black Oh, my boy Jesus • Franz Schubert : Die junge Nonne D. 828 (23:30) • Virgil Thomson : A Prayer to Saint Catherine (27:49)

Johannes BRAHMS: Feldeinsamkeit

Filmed as part of CAIC's Summer Lieder Lounge at Epiphany Center for the Arts on May 15, 2022
with Clara OSOWSKI, mezzo-soprano Tyler WOTTRICH, piano
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First round performance, September 2019, Wigmore Hall, London - Tyler Wottrich, piano

I was much more taken by Clara Osowski, a 31-year-old with a rarely beautiful mezzo-soprano, who sang from inside the music with unaffected purity and sincerity. Her rendering of Liszt’s Uber allen Gipfeln was rapt in its stillness and she made something chastely moving of Howell’s King David. Her golden glow in Schubert’s Im Abendrot earned her a consolation prize for the competition’s best performance of music by that composer, but I felt she deserved better.
— Rupert Christiansen, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/

2017 Das Lied 2nd Prize Winner: Clara Osowski with pianist Tyler Wottrich

Die fünfte Ausgabe von Thomas Quasthoffs International Song Competition „Das Lied" fand 2017 erstmals in Heidelberg statt. 26 Sängerinnen und Sänger aus 22 Nationen konkurrierten um Preisgelder in Höhe von insgesamt 35.000 Euro sowie Preisträgerkonzerte, unter anderem in der Wigmore Hall in London, auf Schloss Elmau und beim Musikfestival „Heidelberger Frühling".