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Camille SAINT-SAENS - [Paris 1835 - Alger 1921] - Pianiste, organiste, et compositeur françaisLivre Rare Book

Opera Lecocq Charles. 1832 1918 & Faure Jean Baptiste. 1830 1914 & Capoul Victor. 1839 1924 & Dejazet Pauline Virginie.ABAA

Autograph Musical Quotations and Inscriptions to Delphine Ugalde

12692Used; Like New/Used; Like New. Impressive collection of AMQS and inscriptions addressed to the celebrated soprano Delphine Ugalde on both sides of a large album leaf measuring 31.5 x 23.5 cm 12.5 x 9.5 inches. Fine. The recto with: eight measures written and signed by the French composer Charles Lecocq from his wildly successful "La fille de Madame Angot" which when premiered in Paris in 1873 was performed for more than 400 nights consecutively. Inscribed to Ugalde and dated 20 May 1873; an unidentified inscription; a heartfelt inscription from Rossini's friend and biographer Alexis Azevedo dated 17 July 1870. The verso with: a three-measure 1869 quotation by FaurÃ© celebrated French baritone and composer creator of important roles by MassÃ© Thomas Meyerbeer Verdi and others who has penned a selection from his own Sacred Song for Voice and Piano "Les Rameaux" with a trimmed albumen photograph of him affixed beneath; a heartfelt 1869 inscription by Capoul the great French tenor creator of Offenbach's Vert-Vert and Masse's Paul et Virginie who writes that he is "so happy of your return to us that I embrace you as strongly as I admire you"; an 1870 inscription from Dejazet important French actress who writes that her "voice remains always charming even when it is speaking it is your great heart which sings" and with a trimmed albumen photograph of her affixed beneath; with one additional unidentifed inscription lower left dated 1873. Ugalde "studied in Paris with Cinti-Damoreau and made her dÃ©but in 1848 at the OpÃ©ra-Comique as AngÃ¨le in Auber's Le domino noir a role created by her teacher. In 1851 she sang at Her Majesty's Theatre London as Delilah in Auber's L'enfant prodigue. In 1858 she sang Leonora Il trovatore at the Paris OpÃ©ra and was then engaged at the ThÃ©Ã¢tre Lyrique. In 1863 she moved to the Bouffes-Parisiens where in 1867 she sang in her own operetta Halte au moulin. She retired in 1871." Elizabeth Forbes Grove Online unknown books

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