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Maggie Teyte DBE (born
Margaret Tate; 17
April 1888 – 26 May 1976) was an
English operatic soprano and
interpreter of
French art song.
Margaret Tate...
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Theater in Manhattan, with the
composer conducting, and
soprano Maggie Teyte in the
title role. Boardman,
Herbert R.
Henry Hadley: Amb****ador of Harmony...
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Elisabeth Schumann, Oda Slobodskaya,
Conchita Supervía, Dame
Clara Butt,
Maggie Teyte and Eugène Ysaÿe. Grove's
Dictionary of
Music and Musicians, 5th ed., 1954...
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musicians Noddy Holder, Dave Hill,
Beverley Knight, Dave Holland,
Maggie Teyte,
Edward Elgar,
Robert Plant, Bibio, Paul Raven, trap-metal
rapper Scarlxrd...
- singer,
maiden name Odoli-Tate, O'Connor is the grand-nephew of Dame
Maggie Teyte DBE,
Croix de Lorraine, Chevalier,
Legion d'Honneur, the
international opera...
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Violin Sonata with
Jacques Thibaud and the
Chansons de
Bilitis with
Maggie Teyte); and
Marguerite Long ("Jardins sous la pluie" and "Arabesques"). Singers...
- with André Messager's
romantic opera Monsieur Beaucaire,
starring Maggie Teyte; it ran for 221 performances. From
September of that year the
theatre presented...
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other Italian cities, New
Orleans in 1902, and New York in 1912.
Maggie Teyte in the
title role and Mary
Garden as the
Prince led the cast in Chicago...
- with the San
Francisco Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux, and
Maggie Teyte as Mélisande. He soon
reprised the role with the New York City
Opera in...
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reaching its
hundredth performance there on 25 January 1913. In 1908,
Maggie Teyte took over the role of Mélisande from Mary Garden. She
described Debussy's...
