"This was another free student recital in the course of the performers' studies at the Peabody, yet it was another example of the rare hothouse flowers that can show up in the conservatory environment... If I could single out a favorite, Annie Gill's rendition of Antonida's Romance from "A Life for the Tsar" was a most memorable part of the evening. Her selection of the Barcarolle from an even rarer Glinka work, "A Farewell to St. Petersburg," is illustrative of the kinds of treasures offered in this program." - from the concert "Treasures of Russian Opera."
Clayton G. Koonce - Operatically Inclined (Apr 21, 2007)
"A powerful, compelling, thrilling sound."
Joyce Hubbard - NATS 2007 Maryland Competition
"[Ms. Gill has] a lovely, warm resonant quality. Beautiful and expressive singing. [She is] very musical and captivating to watch as she performs."
Betty Ridgeway - NATS 2007 Maryland Competition