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Kelly, Michael (1762-1826), was an Irish tenor who gained success in Vienna, Austria, partly through his friendship with the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Kelly sang in the first performance of Mozart's opera The Marriage of Figaro in 1786. From 1787, he won fame in London for his performances at Drury Lane Theatre. He also composed some theater music.
Raisbeck, Rosina (1916-...), a noted Australian singer, was a principal soprano for the Covent Garden Opera Company (now Royal Opera) in Covent… More>>
Lind, Jenny (1820-1887), a Swedish soprano, became one of the most famous singers of the 1800's. She had a brilliant career in opera and on the… More>>
Lehmann, Lilli, LAY muhn, LIHL ee (1848-1929), was a German soprano. She made her debut in 1865, and later became a leading member of the Berlin… More>>
Austral, Florence (1894-1968), an Australian dramatic soprano, became internationally famous, both as an opera singer and as a concert artist. She… More>>
Fleming, Renee (1959-...), an American soprano, is one of the outstanding opera singers of her time. Fleming became noted for the beauty of her… More>>
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