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Lydia Yakolevna Lipkowska (Russian: Лидия Яковлевна Липковская. Ukrainian: Лідія Яківна Липковська; 10 May 1882 – 22
March 1958) was a
Russian operatic...
- Sante.
Mario Sammarco reprised the role of
Count Gil with
soprano Lydia Lipkowska performing the role of
Susanna for the
first staging of the
opera at the...
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soprano Lydia Lipkowska charged Schepps with
usury over his
refusal to
return two
diamonds worth $80,000 that she had
pawned to him.
Lipkowska said that she...
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professor in 1881.
Among her
pupils were:
Nadezhda Zabela-Vrubel,
Lydia Lipkowska, Oda Slobodskaya,
Elena Katulskaya,
Lubov Andreyeva-Delmas,
Ksenia Dorliak...
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Natalia Iretskaya later became the
teacher of Oda
Slobodskaya and of
Lydia Lipkowska, who in turn
taught Virginia Zeani. She was also the
godmother of Artôt's...
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September 2, 1910, in the role of Lakmé.
After the
departure of
Lydia Lipkowska in 1913, she
became the company's
leading coloratura soprano with a repertoire...
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World War II she
began studying with
Ukrainian soprano Lydia Lipkowska in Bucharest.
Lipkowska disagreed with Anghel's ****essment of her
voice as a mezzo-soprano...
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regarded her as a "symbol of all Romanians".
Famous Russian soprano Lydia Lipkowska was also
fascinated by her artistry: "No one
managed to
impress me so...
- (1882–1971)
Amelita Galli-Curci (1882–1963) Mary
Kaestner (born 1882)
Lydia Lipkowska (1882–1958)
Fritzi M****ary (1882–1969)
Maria Moscisca (1882–1971) Vali...
- Gaiété-Lyrique in Paris,
singing alongside Lucien Fugère,
Maria Barrientos,
Lydia Lipkowska,
Georgette Leblanc, André Gilly, and
Vanni Marcoux. In 1920, Kuznetsova...
