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"Mezzo, Victoria Kelp, sings gloriously and is a gutsy, no-glamour Maddelena to be reckoned with" Nevada Events and Reviews - Jack Neal
"The role of the Old Prioress (Dialogues of the Carmelites), featuring mezzo-soprano Victoria Kelp, exhibited her versatility as a singer, coming from a bel canto role (Cenerentola) to a veristic character with ease and understanding. Particularly moving was her depiction of the dying prioress, comparable to Garbo in Camille or Teresa Stratus in Traviata." Eureka Springs Voice Plus
"It was in the fourth movement (Mahler Resurrection Symphony) that the evening's performance took on an irresistible glow with the magnificent and beautiful singing of mezzo-soprano Victoria Kelp, supported by some of the most beautiful orchestral playing, as well as choral singing, of the evening. Ms. Kelp, who is enjoying her first season with the Knoxville Opera Company and the University of Tennessee Opera Studio, demonstrated an extraordinary affinity for the music of Mahler. This reviewer would love to hear her in a performance of German lieder." The Oak Ridger
"The beautiful opening lines by Kelp in the fourth movement (Mahler Resurrection Symphony) were absolutely celestial ... in the fifth movement glorious singing by both soloists added to the complexity." Knoxville News Sentinel
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