The Welsh-Ukrainian soprano Natalya Romaniw, currently singing Tosca at Covent Garden, let it be known this morning that she is leaving Intermusica for more personal management.
She will be represented for general management by Kristin Cowdin, founder of New York-based Sempre Artists and in Europe by Andrea De Amici at Milan-based InArt.
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