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Marie BREMA (1856-1925)

The first English singer to be invited to sing at Bayreuth.
Marie Brema. Postcard photograph. London, [c.1890s].

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May 2025
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A famous conductor particularly associated with the Crystal Palace
February 2025
A View of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Friedrich Plaschke (1875 - 1952), operatic bass-baritone at the Dresden Hofoper from 1900 to 1937.
January 2025
Friedrich Plaschke, the operatic bass baritone who sang for the Dresden Hofoper from 1900 to 1937.
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Prince Albert and music in the Royal Household in 1841
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Chief Os-ke-non-ton of the Mohawk Nation, who appeared in the Royal Choral Society productions of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Hiawatha between 1925 and 1939.
September 2024
One of the greatest cellists of the twentieth century.
August 2024
50 glorious years of a music club
July 2024
Austrian composer, pianist, organist and singer who died 200 years ago.
May 2024
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