Jacqueline Brumaire (born Herblay, 5 November 1921, died in Nancy 29 October 2000) was a French operatic soprano and later teacher. After training at...
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vessels French submarine Brumaire (Q60), launched 1911 Jacqueline Brumaire (1921–2000), French operatic soprano Coup of 18 Brumaire, a 1799 military coup...
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1951 in a production by Louis Musy, conducted by Albert Wolff, with Jacqueline Brumaire in the title role The opera is based upon the novel Madame Bovary...
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Française, Rita Gorr, Solange Michel, Martha Angelici, Mattiwilda Dobbs, Jacqueline Brumaire and the Raymond Saint-Paul Chorus. The following month an LP of music...
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Lander (third entrée). In the 1st Entrée ("The Gracious Turk"), Jacqueline Brumaire sang Emilie, Jean Giraudeau was Valère and Hugo Santana was Osman;...
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author, stroke. Charles F. Avila, 94, American electrical engineer. Jacqueline Brumaire, 78, French operatic soprano. Elisabeth Epp, 90, German actress....
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Bigot, with Raymond Malvasio, Martha Angelici, Claudine Collart, Jacqueline Brumaire, Louis Noguéra and Lucien Lovano in the cast. Aubert died in Paris...
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Valois), Bernard Plantey (Comte de Nangis), Odile Pieti (Minka), Jacqueline Brumaire (Alexina), Aimé Doniat (Fritelli), Jacques Mars (Laski); Chœur et...
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of February 12, 1951) Deutsche Grammophon Cat: LPEM 19244/46 1969 Jacqueline Brumaire Jean Bonhomme Neilson Taylor Stafford Dean Mario Rossi (Ashley Lawrence...
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Darius Milhaud alongside Claudine Collart [fr], Janine Collard [fr], Jacqueline Brumaire, Bernard Demigny and André Vessières. He was also Kapellmeister at...
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