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Albert Vaguet (15 June 1865 – 22
February 1943) was a
French opera singer (tenor).
Vaguet was born in
Elbeuf (Seine-Maritime). Very young, he
started singing...
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Albertine Marie Chrétien-
Vaguet (8
March 1872 – 28
February 1963) was a
French operatic soprano. Chrétien-
Vaguet was born in Paris. She
studied the piano...
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Carrillo (born 1986),
Spanish model and
television presenter Alba Chrétien-
Vaguet (1872–1963),
French operatic soprano Alba
Marina Cotes (born 1959), Colombian...
- Thanastô b**** M.
Nicolaou Paul Knüpfer Thanastô mezzo-soprano Alba Chrétien-
Vaguet Marie Goetze First maidservant soprano Second maidservant soprano Old sailor...
- from Les
Huguenots by
Meyerbeer in 1903 for Pathé with the
tenor Albert Vaguet. It is
possible that
Monteux pla**** in the
Colonne Orchestra's 20 early...
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Suzanne Adams (1872–1953)
Maria Bossenberger (1872–1919) Alba Chrétien-
Vaguet (1872–1963)
Hermine Finck (1872–1932)
Johanna Gadski (1872–1932) Lizete...
- (1876–1946),
Croatian United States Navy seaman,
Medal of
Honor recipient Albert Vaguet (1865–1943),
French opera singer Albert Robert Valentien (1862–1925), American...
- 1910 Pathé
Records recording which also
included performances by
Albert Vaguet and
Henri Albers. She
divorced Muratore in 1913 so he
could marry the soprano...
- Rousselière
Lyric tenors:
Victor Capoul,
Edmond Clément,
Adolphe Maréchal,
Albert Vaguet High Cs and
Heroic Voices: Léon Escalais,
Agustarello Affré,
Georges Imbart...
- from Les
Huguenots by
Meyerbeer in 1903 for Pathé with the
tenor Albert Vaguet. His
first recording as a
conductor was the
first of his five recordings...
