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Famous opera singers, vocalists ~

Maria Malibran
Jeanette MacDonald
John McCormack

Nellie Melba
Lauritz Melchior
Carmen Melis

Anna Moffo
Grace Moore
Patrice Munsell



Jeanette MacDoanld, Photo
Jeanette MacDoanld,
Photo

Jeanette MacDonald
b. 6-18-1903; Philadephia, PA
d. 1-14-1965; Houston (heart disease)

Jeanette MacDonald was one of the most influential sopranos of the 20th century introducing opera to movie audiences.


Portrait of 'La Malibran' in the Role of Desdemona, Giclee Print, Francois Bouchot
Portrait of ‘La Malibran’
in the
dRole of Desdemona,
Giclee Print,
Francois Bouchot

Maria Malibran
née María Felicitas García Sitches
b. 3-24-1808; Paris, France
d. 9-23-1836; England

Maria Malibran, known for her wide range, power, and flexibility of voice, stormy personality, and dramatic intensity, became a legendary figure after her death at age 28 from a fall from a horse.

La Malibran, best remembered for her roles in the operas of Rossini, also sang Meyerbeer and Bellini operas.

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John Mccormack, Irish-American Tenor, in Costume. 1910, Giclee Print
John McCormack
Photographic Print

John McCormack
b. 6-14-1884; Athlone, Ireland
d. 9-16-1945

Tenor John McCormack was famous for his performances of opera and popular songs.

• John McCormack: The People's Tenor


Nellie Melba, Photographic Print
Nellie Melba,
Photographic Print

Dame Nellie Melba
née Helen Porter Mitchell
b. 5-19-1861; Melbourne, Australia
d. 2-23-1931

Opera singer Nellie Melba was one of the most famous singer during the Late Victorian Era through the early 20th century. Melba had a reputation as a difficult “diva”.

FYI - several dishes were developed for Melba by French chef Auguste Escoffier - among them Peach Melba and Melba toast.


Opera Singer Lauritz Melchior, 1937, Photographic Print
Opera Singer Lauritz Melchior, 1937,
Photographic Print

Lauritz Melchior
b. 3-20-1890; Copenhagen, Denmark
b. 3-18-1973; Santa Monica, CA

Lauritz Melchior was the “pre-eminent Wagnerian tenor of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, and has since come to be considered the quintessence of his voice type”.


Carmen Melis, Photographic Print
Carmen Melis,
Photographic Print

Carmen Melis
b. 1885; Cagliari, Italy
d. 12-19-1967

Soprano Carmen Melis was instructed by Puccini himself for the role of Minnie in La Fanciulla del West. Melis was also a noted teacher: Renata Tebaldi once said of Melis, “Everything I needed to learn for the stage, I learnt from her.”


Opera Singer and Actress Anna Moffo in a Scene From the Italian Movie "A Story of Love.", Photographic Print
Opera Singer and Actress Anna Moffo
Photographic Print

Anna Moffo
b. 6-27-1932; Wayne, PA
d. 3-9-2006

Anna Moffo was ne of the leading lyric-coloratura sopranos of her generation and possessed great physical beauty.


Grace Moore, Photographic Print
Grace Moore,
Photographic Print

Grace Moore
b. 12-5-1898; Slabtown (Del Rio), Tennessee
d. 1-26-1947; plane crash near Copenhagen, Denmark

Soprano Grace Moore, nicknamed the “Tennessee Nightingale” appeared on Broadway, in movies, and the Metropolitan Opera stage.

You're Only Human Once, Grace Moore biography


Opera Singer Patrice Munsel Performing in "Le Coq D'Or", Photographic Print
Opera Singer Patrice Munsel Performing
in "Le Coq D'Or",
Photographic Print

Patrice Munsel
b. 5-14-1925; Spokane, Washington

Coloratura soprano Patrice Munsel, was the youngest singer who ever starred at the Metropolitan Opera.


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