Album Notes

Russ Elliot, music reviewer for Musical Discoveries in New York wrote, "Miracle's ten well-produced tracks clearly demonstrate Arianna's virtuosity with her soaring voice...arrangements throughout the album are light but technically superb with vocals mixed well above instrumentals...this stunning debut album is worth a cross-country journey-a must listen in all respects!"

The Orange County Register chose Arianna as their "Best Bet" for entertainment over major stars performing in the area and the Los Angeles Times featured her with several color photos in a two-page article. CBS Evening News (station KPIX) covered her San Francisco debut and wrote in its story, "Arianna hits all the right notes...she sang to a mesmerized crowd at the Sony Metreon entertainment complex." These stories and others are available in full on Arianna's web site where you can also view photos & videos, see published press articles, listen to her songs, etc.

Arianna sings everything from Broadway, pop, and Celtic to opera arias in a one-woman show, "5 Octaves Off Broadway" (the title referring to the ingenue's vocal range). Costume changes, audience participation and special effects help to keep the audience guessing for well over an hour. One number even includes Arianna sword fighting on stage before launching into a flurry of high notes. According to the LA Weekly, Arianna "...is surprisingly polished for being self-taught...she moves effortlessly from musical theater to pop selections to the operatic "O Mio Babbino Caro."

Making her professional debut at age 16 in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance as Mabel (a role so demanding it is usually played by a woman around age 30), Arianna has always had a love of musical theater. She sings with great power and passion. Encouraged by many who love opera, she recently returned from Milan where she studied with teachers from the famous La Scala opera house. Follow her career with information at http://www.AriannaUSA.com