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Also Known As Gertrud Elisabeth Schmeling
Born February 23, 1749 • Kassel • Germany
Died January 20, 1833 (aged 83) • Tallinn • Estonia
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, 1956.
Dame Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
German singer
Sontag, Henriette
Henriette Sontag
German singer
Wilhelmine Schröder-Devrient
German opera singer
Patricia Racette
American singer
Lehmann, Lilli
Lilli Lehmann
German singer
Lehmann, Lotte
Lotte Lehmann
American singer
Elisabeth Schumann, 1937.
Elisabeth Schumann
American singer
La Julia Rhea
American singer
Grace Bumbry
American opera singer
Anna Netrebko
Russian-Austrian singer
“La Divina”
Maria Callas
American singer
Jenkins, Florence Foster
Florence Foster Jenkins
American singer
Leontyne Price
Leontyne Price
American opera singer
Grace Moore.
Grace Moore
American singer
Sumi Jo
South Korean opera singer
He Hui
Chinese opera soprano
Lily Pons
American singer
Dawn Upshaw
American singer
Renée Fleming
Renée Fleming
American singer
Beverly Sills
Beverly Sills
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