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Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 2
Charlotte, d. 1802, Engl.; soprano; m. Pinto, a violinist, 1766. (bré’-shd-nél’-15), Giuseppe Antonio, Mus. Director at Stuttgart, 1717-57; published viofin concertos, etc. 'Breslaur (bras’-lowr), Emil, Kottbus, May 20, 1836—Berlin, July 26, 1899; pupil Stern Cons., Berlin; 1868-79, teacher Kullak’s Acad.; 1883 choirm., Reformed Synagogue; founder and dir. Piano-Teachers’ Seminary; ed. “‘Klavierlehrer”,; wrote _ technical works, etc. Bre ‘ler-Gianoli (ja-nd’-lé), Clotilde, b. Geneva, 1875; d. there after operation for appendicitis, May 12, t912. Operatic mezzo-sopr.; studied Paris Cons., début Geneva, at 19; 1900, Op. Com.; Orleans Op. with succe N. Y.; Opera, Co.; from 1907 sang at Manhattan Opera, N. Y.; her “Carmen” famous.
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