The soprano in the Strauss was Elizabeth Llewelyn. From the start…her mezzo timbre was radiant and full, while her top end was mellifluous and clear. — Edinburgh
Elizabeth Llewellyn inhabited every moment of the work, her rich creamy soprano taking us from celebrating the arrival of spring to a glimpse through the door at the end of lives well lived…
— Bachtrack
Llewellyn’s voice was evenly modulated throughout her range and the glow of her sound was often magical… Llewellyn was at her most radiant in the final song, Im Abendrot — The Guardian