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Ponselle

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Pon·selle  (pn-sl), Rosa Melba 1897-1981.
American soprano who was a leading performer with the Metropolitan Opera in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Noun1.Ponselle - United States soprano (1897-1981)


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Part Three--"A Collection of Rare and Original Vocalises" contains vocalizes by Alba, Rosa Ponselle, Giovanni Battista Rubini, Luigi Lablache, Enrico Delle Sedie, Marietta Brambilla, Adelina Patti, Lilli Lehmann and Clara Kathleen Rogers "Clara Doria.
Their names were Rosa Ponselle and Frances Alda, and one wonders what he'd have made of their latter-day successors in the roles of Margared and Rozenn, two sisters in love with the sarne leading man.
A concept album in the best sense, this disc pairs Fleming with sumptuous operatic arias (most from long-forgotten works) that were familiar to legends like Emmy Destinn, Maria Jeritza and Rosa Ponselle.
 
 
 
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