Melba, Nellie
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Melba, Nellie
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Melba, Nellie
Melba, Nellie, Dame, 1861-1931
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Melba, Nellie, Dame, 1861-1931
Melba, Nellie, 1861-1931
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Melba, Dame Nellie.
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Armstrong, Nellie Mitchell, 1861-1931
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Armstrong, Nellie Mitchell, 1861-1931
Politzer, Anie
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Melba, Nelly 1861-1931
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Melba, Nelly 1861-1931
Мастепанова, Диана Алексеевна
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Мастепанова, Диана Алексеевна
Melba, Madame, 1861-1931
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Melba, Madame, 1861-1931
Armstrong, Helen Porter, 1861-1931
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Armstrong, Helen Porter, 1861-1931
Armstrong, Helen 1861-1931
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Armstrong, Helen 1861-1931
Mitchell, Helen Porter.
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Mitchell, Helen Porter.
Melba, Nelly.
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Melba, Nelly.
Mitchell, Helen Porter, 1861-1931
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Mitchell, Helen Porter, 1861-1931
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Melba was born Helen Porter Mitchell. In 1882 she married Charles Nesbit Frederick Armstrong, who died in 1948.
Mrs Helen Porter Armstrong, soprano singer, was born in, and derived her non de plume from Melbourne. She first appeared in opera in 1887 after concentrating for many years on her piano playing and made her final appearance in Covent Garden in 1926 and in Australia in 1928. She was created D.B.E. 1918 and C.B.E. 1927.
December 1886, was the first time that Helen Armstrong appeared under the name of Madame Melba while studying in Paris with Madame Marchesi (who was ultimately responsible for her later great successes). From 1887 she appeared in Grand Opera in Europe and England. Her first appearance in the U.S.A. was in 1893 and she made several visits to Australia in the early 1900s. Melba returned to Australia from London in 1930 because of ill health, and died in Sydney on 23 February, 1931.
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Dame Nellie Melba was born in Melbourne in 1861 and took her stage name from that city. A year's study in Paris with the famous Mathilde Marchesi transformed her from a gifted beginner into a brilliant vocalist, soon to be regarded as the most accomplished and most famous soprano of her time. Her purity of voice made her the most famous Diva in the operatic world, throughout which she gave many performances. Between 1904 and 1926 Melba made some 150 records. Her final performance at Covent Garden was in June 1926, with her last Australian performances in Sydney and Melbourne in 1928.
Australian soprano of Scottish descent.
R. Himmer in 1886 was a retired German opera singer teaching singing in Melbourne.
Australian Opera Singer.
Australian singer.
Dame Nellie Melba, soprano singer, was born Helen Porter Mitchell, at Burnley Street, Richmond on May 19th 1861. She later became Helen Porter Armstrong, when she married Charles Nisbett Frederick Armstrong.
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