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Marguerite Priola by Reutlinger


MARGUERITE PRIOLA
(Marguerite Marie Sophie Polliart)
(Paris, 02/10/1849-13.Marseille, 27/10/1876)
French Soprano
Daughter of Jules - César Patrick, general manager of the theatre of the Folies-Dramatiques
Debut as The Messanger of Peace "Reinzi" Wagner April 06, 1869 at the Théâtre-Lyrique. Debuted at the Opéra-Comique in 1869 in Rêve d'amour. . She created on 30 November 1872 Don César of Bazán (Maritana) by Jules Massenet. Giving a representation of Mignon in 1876 in Marseille, Her voice apparently broke and she was hissed from the stage. The impression of the hostile event she took to heart and caused her to go become physically and mentally ill, she died a few days later, at the age of 26.
(Marguerite Marie Sophie Polliart)
(Paris, 02/10/1849-13.Marseille, 27/10/1876)
French Soprano
Daughter of Jules - César Patrick, general manager of the theatre of the Folies-Dramatiques
Debut as The Messanger of Peace "Reinzi" Wagner April 06, 1869 at the Théâtre-Lyrique. Debuted at the Opéra-Comique in 1869 in Rêve d'amour. . She created on 30 November 1872 Don César of Bazán (Maritana) by Jules Massenet. Giving a representation of Mignon in 1876 in Marseille, Her voice apparently broke and she was hissed from the stage. The impression of the hostile event she took to heart and caused her to go become physically and mentally ill, she died a few days later, at the age of 26.
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