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Frank Lewin, Opera News
Haydn Creation, First Presbyterian Church, Bethlehem - Soprano Debra Field, from Lehigh's faculty, has a remarkable voice, one that is warm, flexible and precise. She sang the roles of Gabriel and Eve with the versatility one has come to expect from her, with the aria "On mighty wings" offering operatic moments and a chance for her to demonstrate a beautiful trill.
Paul Schlueter, Easton Express-Times
Il barbiere di Siviglia - Lehigh's own Debra Field was superb, this time in the small role of the maid.
W. J. Fenza, The Morning Call
Haydn Creation, Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra - Field was always in complete command of every line and every note. That, coupled with a fine musical intelligence, made listening to her an extra-special experience.
Philip A. Metzger, The Morning Call
Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem - Soprano Debra Field of Lehigh's faculty is well-known locally, and although she sang only one of the seven choruses, she easily soared above the musicians and singers as a kind of overriding celestial presence. She has a warm, appealing voice, fine control and precise diction, and she demonstrates an excellent sense of ensemble musicianship.
Paul Schlueter, Easton Express-Times
Recital with MidAtlantic Chamber Music Society - The Duckworth songs let Field display her dramatic range.Her diction was wonderful and her ability to change moods and styles between songs impressive.
Tom Butler,Wilmington NewsJournal
A Wrinkle in Time - Her classically trained voice is a standout and gives extra richness.
Bill Hayden, Wilmington NewsJournal Cathedral Classics Recital Series - Soprano Debra Field.[is] one of the finest talents in the Lehigh Valley.Field is especially fine in articulation, whether in English or otherwise, thus adding to the pleasure in listening to her.Field, whose voice is often reminiscent of the Met's great Judith Blegen, was at her clear, limpid best in Mozart's "Laudate Dominum", her exquisitely warm voice soaring with ease throughout the church.
Paul Schlueter, Easton Express-Times
