Martinelli, mahr tih NEHL ee, Giovanni (1885-1969), sang as a leading tenor with the New York Metropolitan Opera Company in more than 50 opera. He was a dynamic actor. Much of his success resulted from his belief that an opera singer must also have dramatic ability. Martinelli made his debut at the Metropolitan in 1913 in La Boheme. A special concert at the Metropolitan in 1938 celebrated his 25th year with that institution.
Caruso, Enrico, kuh ROO soh, ehn REE koh (1873-1921), an Italian tenor, was one of the greatest opera stars of the 1900's. He became famous for his… More>>
Domingo, Placido, doh MIHNG goh, PLAH see doh (1941-...), a Spanish tenor, became one of the most popular opera singers of the 1900's. Domingo… More>>
Deller, Alfred (1912-1979), was a leading English countertenor. A countertenor is a male singer with a voice that is higher than the tenor and… More>>
Omm Kalthum (1910-1975), an Egyptian singer, was one of the most popular performers of her time. She dazzled audiences with the range and power of… More>>
Anderson, Marian (1897-1993), was an African American contralto. She gained fame primarily as a concert singer. In 1955, Anderson became the first… More>>
Malibran, Maria Felicita
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