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Alice Guszalewicz
Alice Guszalewicz (21 September 1879 – 26 October 1940) was a Hungarian dramatic soprano. Biography Guszalewicz was born in Budapest, and in 1896, at the age of seventeen, married opera singer Eugen Guszalewicz. She studied with her husband and made her debut in 1903 at the Theater of Bern, in Switzerland. In 1905, she sang at the Cologne Opera as the Queen of Sheba in ''La reine de Saba'' by Gounod, and as Isolde in Wagner's masterpiece. Shortly after her role in ''Tristan'', she was offered a six-year contract to sing in Cologne. Guszalewicz continued to sing in Cologne until 1916 and toured throughout Europe. She also sang in several operas and gave recitals in Karlsruhe (1906), Düsseldorf (1907), Bremen (1908) and Dresden (1908). In Dresden at the Semperoper, she performed the title role in ''Salome'' for the first time. Her interpretation of Salome caused a sensation. For many years a picture of her performance was thought to show the play's author, Wilde in women ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Alice Guszalewicz As Salome
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