Rosina Buckman’s press-cuttings and the first complete performance of Elgar’s The Spirit of England
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https://doi.org/10.26686/knznq.v2i1.596Abstract
The Blenheim-born soprano Rosina Buckman (1881-1948) had a distinguished career as an opera singer, and as a concert artist and teacher. One of the greatest Isoldes of her age, an outstanding Aida and Butterfly and a touching Mimi, she sang with Melba and Martinelli at Covent Garden and during the years of the First World War became principal dramatic soprano of the Beecham Opera Company.
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1999-06-06
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