Florence Easton (1882-1955) was an English soprano, celebrated for the breadth of her repertory and for her work at the Metropolitan Opera. She sang Wagner, Italian opera, Russian opera and contemporary works with unusual versatility.

In the Pristine catalogue she appears in Wagner Ring excerpts and related early recordings.

Easton’s singing combined dramatic amplitude with stylistic adaptability, allowing her to move across repertory that would defeat many more narrowly cast voices.

Her page is justified by stature and catalogue presence. Easton was not a mere specialist; she was a whole wardrobe of operatic colours.