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B0208. LOTTE LEHMANN. My Many Lives. New York, Boosey & Hawkes, 1948. 262pp. Photos. Lehmann's reminiscences of the rôles of Elsa, Elisabeth, Eva, Sieglinde, Leonore, Manon Lescaut, Marguerite, Tatjana & The Marschallin. Final copy!
CRITIC REVIEW:
“Lotte Lehmann is the last-and possibly the greatest-ornament of the golden age of singing. In each of her great operatic rôles-as the Marschallin, Leonora, Sieglinde, or the enchanting Rosalinde- she demonstrated unique ability to combine great singing with equally great acting. She was, in the fullest sense of the word, an ideal interpreter.”
- Zillah D. Akron
CRITIC REVIEW:
“Lotte Lehmann is the last-and possibly the greatest-ornament of the golden age of singing. In each of her great operatic rôles-as the Marschallin, Leonora, Sieglinde, or the enchanting Rosalinde- she demonstrated unique ability to combine great singing with equally great acting. She was, in the fullest sense of the word, an ideal interpreter.”
- Zillah D. Akron