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Mdlle. Titiens, of Her Majesty's Opera, 1876. Creator: Unknown
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Mdlle. Titiens, of Her Majesty's Opera, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Mdlle. Titiens, of Her Majesty's Opera, 1876. Engraving of a German opera singer Therese Tietjens, from a photograph by R. Mora, of Broadway, New York. The recent return of Mdlle. Titiens to England has elicited the most enthusiastic recognition of the estimation in which she is held here, as testified at each of her reappearances at Her Majesty's Opera. It was on May 2 that this great artist, as Semiramide, sang for the first time after her absence in America, where her fine performances had won golden opinions in various localities and from many competent critics. At her repetitions of the character just named, as Lucrezia Borgia, and Norma, during the present month, the effect on audiences of Drury-Lane Theatre has proved that these grand impersonations retain all their wonted power, having lost none of their former excellence'. From "Illustrated London News", 1876
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This engraving captures the captivating presence of Mdlle. Titiens, also known as Therese Tietjens, during her performance at Her Majesty's Opera in London in 1876. The German soprano had recently returned from America, where she had received widespread acclaim for her exceptional vocal abilities and impassioned portrayals of seminal opera roles. The illustration, taken from a photograph by R. Mora of Broadway, New York, showcases Mdlle. Titiens in the character of Semiramide, adorned in a stunning pearl necklace. Her regal demeanor and expressive eyes convey the depth and intensity of her vocal artistry, which had left audiences in awe during her performances of Semiramide, Lucrezia Borgia, and Norma. The Illustrated London News reported that her return to the English stage was met with the most enthusiastic recognition, as her performances retained all their wonted power and had lost none of their former excellence. The engraving is a testament to her enduring legacy as a renowned opera singer and her ability to captivate audiences through her vocal prowess and magnetic stage presence. Therese Carolina Johanne Alexandra Tietjens, or Tietjens Therese, as she was also known, was a celebrated vocalist of the nineteenth century, whose career spanned various countries and stages. This evocative image encapsulates the essence of her artistry and the enchantment she brought to the world of opera.
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