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Pauline Viardot-Garcia, French mezzo-soprano and composer of Spanish birth, & Marietta Alboni, Italian contralto, in Act I, Scene 9 of Meyerbeers Les Huguenots
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Pauline Viardot-Garcia, French mezzo-soprano and composer of Spanish birth, & Marietta Alboni, Italian contralto, in Act I, Scene 9 of Meyerbeers Les Huguenots
3913212 Pauline Viardot-Garcia, French mezzo-soprano and composer of Spanish birth, & Marietta Alboni, Italian contralto, in Act I, Scene 9 of Meyerbeers Les Huguenots by Brandard, John (1812-63) (after); (add.info.: Pauline Viardot-Garcia, French mezzo-soprano and composer of Spanish birth, & Marietta Alboni, Italian contralto, in Act I, Scene 9 of Meyerbeers Les Huguenots. Engraving by J. Brandard, published by M&N Hanhart. PV-G: 18 July 1821 - 18 May 1910. MA: 6 March 1823 - 23 June 1894. Lithograph.); Photo © Richard Bebb Collection
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© Richard Bebb Collection / Bridgeman Images
Classical Music Operas Pauline Role Singer Singers Soprano Composers Viardot Garcia
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This print captures the dynamic duo of Pauline Viardot-Garcia, a French mezzo-soprano and composer of Spanish birth, and Marietta Alboni, an Italian contralto. They are depicted in Act I, Scene 9 of Meyerbeer's renowned opera "Les Huguenots". The image showcases their incredible talent as they embody their respective roles with grace and intensity. Both Viardot-Garcia and Alboni were celebrated singers in the 19th century, known for their powerful voices and exceptional stage presence. This engraving by J. Brandard beautifully portrays them in elaborate costumes that transport us back to the golden age of classical music. Viardot-Garcia's career spanned several decades, making her mark not only as a performer but also as a composer. Her contributions to the world of opera were significant, earning her recognition throughout Europe. On the other hand, Alboni was revered for her rich contralto voice that resonated deeply with audiences across Italy. As we gaze upon this historical illustration, we are reminded of the enduring legacy left behind by these talented women who played pivotal roles in shaping European operatic culture. Their collaboration on stage exemplifies the harmonious blend of French and Italian influences within classical music during this period. This print serves as a testament to their extraordinary talents while offering us a glimpse into an era filled with grandeur and artistic brilliance.
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