“I should cite tenor Marcel d’Entremont as a first among equals for his commanding voice and near perfect diction.”
Paula Citron, Ludwig van Toronto
“I was most impressed by the riveting, virtuosic performance of tenor Marcel d’Entremont as Rodolfo. d’Entremont enchants from his first note, full of warmth and depth as he moves seamlessly between vocal registers. His Act I aria, in which he formally introduces himself to Mimì, demonstrates his command of Puccini’s difficult writing, soaring effortlessly into a euphoric lovesick climax. Equally as impressive, however, is d’Entremont’s ability to support his vocal partners, never overpowering, always finding the suitable harmony to allow the music to truly sing. His is a voice opera audiences will surely celebrate for many years.”
Oliver Munar, Schmopera
https://www.schmopera.com/transladapted-boheme-offers-fresh-intimate-production-for-national-tour/
“Of the soloists, I was impressed by the clarion tenor of Marcel d’Entremont. Last evening, his aria “If with all your hearts” was a pleasure.”
Joseph So, La Scena Musicale
“As Edgardo, tenor Marcel d’Entremont gave the most polished and stylistic performance of the evening.”
Matthew Timmermans, Opera Canada
“Appearing as Rudolfo, Nova Scotia native Marcel d’Entremont ably inhabits one of the two principal Puccini-Ivany linked personas that lie at the opera’s core. Effortlessly embodying all the vulnerability, all the romance, all the fallibility that is the endearingly awkward hipster, the fine rising young tenor enchants. This is a performance of immense artistry, d’Entremont’s voice tipped with a clear ringing top descending to a mellow mid to low range, his stage presence graced with enormous heart.”
Ian Ritchie, Opera Going Toronto
“The tenor was superb delineating the four voices- the son, the father, the Erlkönig, and the narrator. It was as good as any I’ve heard… d’Entremont was virtually perfect in his performance.”
Joseph So, Ludwig van Toronto
“Une surprise: c’est le jeune ténor canadien MARCEL D’ENTREMONT… qui débute pour la première fois de sa carrière, ici à Rouen, dans un role important qui est celui de DON OTTAVIO qu’il campe très justement et dont la candeur s’exprime dans la rondeur d’une voix franche avec un chant d’une grande finesse qui fait penser à ANTON DERMOTA ou NICOLAI GEDDA!.. Car il est à l’aube d’un parcours intéressant… il est promis à un grand avenir de ténor mozartien!”
“A surprise: it’s the young Canadian tenor Marcel d’Entremont… who debuts for the first time in his career here in Rouen in the important role of Don Ottavio, which he portrays very aptly and whose candour is expressed though the roundness of an honest voice with singing of great finesse that makes one think of Anton Dermota or Nicolai Gedda! … He is on the cusp of an exciting career path… and is destined for a great future as a Mozartian tenor!”
André Junement, Publics de l’Opéra de Rouen
https://publicsoperarouen.wordpress.com/2016/02/28/un-don-giovanni-revisite/
“Le ténor Marcel d’Entremont (Tamino) est un vrai talent, de jeu et de chant.”
“Tenor Marcel d'Entremont (Tamino) is a true talent, both vocally and on stage.”
Michel Joanny-Furtin, Ludwig van Montreal
“d'Entremont's smooth tenor and balance between anguish and comedy makes for a fantastic Rodolfo.”
Isabella Perrone, Broadway World Toronto
“Marcel d’Entremont is a deft Rodolfo. His vocal elasticity demands attention as it explodes in volume and depth at the drop of a hat.”
Martin Molpeceres, Opera Canada
“Marcel d'Entremont donne une épaisseur particulière à son Don Ottavio, personnage plutôt fallot d'habitude, grâce à sa belle voix pleine et puissante, capables de nuances délicates.”
“Marcel d'Entremont gives a particular depth to his Don Ottavio, a character usually rather weak, thanks to his beautiful, full, and powerful voice, capable of delicate nuances.”
Publics de l’Opéra de Rouen
“I feel the need to shout out tenor Marcel d’Entremont, who plays Nosn. For his age, he seems to have an incredibly balanced voice- and the high end of his range is utterly thrilling.”
Liam Donovan, Lights Up Toronto
“Autre fortissimo momento, la scène 3 de l'acte Ill qui a présenté au ténor Marcel (Edgardo) d'Entremont l'opportunité de fièrement se distinguer par l'interprétation du celebrissime et exigeant aria ‘Tombe degl' avi miel...Fra poco a me ricovero’ dont à s'est très honorablement acquitté.”
“Another fortissimo moment was Scene 3 of Act III, which gave tenor Marcel (Edgardo) d'Entremont the opportunity to proudly distinguish himself with the interpretation of the famous and demanding aria ‘Tombe degl' avi miei...Fra poco a me ricovero,’ which he performed very honorably.”
Daniel Raymond, Atuvu
“Don Ottavio est interprété par le ténor Marcel d’Entremont, qui alterne les registres d’une voix bien placée.”
“Don Ottavio is portrayed by tenor Marcel d’Entremont, who skillfully navigates a well-supported vocal range.”
Damien Dutilleul, Olyrix
“A particular pleasure was Nova Scotia-born tenor Marcel d’Entremont as Rodolfo... he is destined for a great operatic career.”
John Terauds, Toronto Star