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Débria M.
Brown (26
October 1936 – 17
December 2001) was an
American operatic mezzo-soprano who had an
active international career that
spanned five decades...
- Fame.
Annabelle Bernard 1956
Operatic soprano at the
Deutsche Oper
Berlin Débria Brown 1958 Mezzo-Soprano
opera singer Philip Berrigan 1963
Josephite Catholic...
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Norman Treigle Reverend Samuel Parris tenor Norman Kelley Tituba contralto Débria Brown Rebecca Nurse contralto Eunice Alberts Giles Corey tenor Maurice Stern...
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Jones (Candide),
Colleen Besett (Kunigunde),
James Brookes (Voltaire),
Debria Brown (alte Dame), Bärbel Müller (Paquette),
Werner Hollweg (Governour)...
- Corporation).
Retrieved 8
October 2010. Whiting,
Frances (4
November 2006). "
Debria Byrne". The Courier-Mail. News
Limited (News Corporation).
Retrieved 9 October...
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program at
Xavier University that also
included operatic mezzo-soprano
Débria Brown.
During Bernard's time at
Xavier and
continuing through her early...
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Patrick tenor Young Girl
soprano Nicey Bridges mezzo-soprano
Miriam Burton Débria Brown J.
Tertius Riddle b****-baritone
Lucas Wardlaw tenor Frank Porretta...
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Eumolpus (b****). At its premiere, the role of
Fortunata was
created by
Débria Brown. It is
suggested that tape
music may be used
between scenes; the 2004...
- daughter, Lady Chiranna, was
married to the said Lord Groppa, Lord of
Ohrid or
Debria (Dibra)... Elsie,
Robert (2003).
Early Albania A
Reader of
Historical Texts...
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Stuart Adamson,
guitarist with Big
Country (43)(suicide)
December 17 –
Débria Brown,
operatic soprano (65)
December 18 –
Gilbert Bécaud, singer-songwriter...
