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Prominent women performers in voice, piano and violin, born since 1840, 1918
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1tion showed a perfect natural musical instinct.
3Other roles in which she was successful are:
5Countess in "Marriage of Figaro"
6Title role in "Lalla Rookh"
7Pamina in "The Magic Flute"
8Suzel in "L'Amigo Fritz"
10MRS. CLARA KATHLEEN ROGERS
12Clara Rogers was born in England in 1844. Her early musical education was received from her parents and in 1856 she entered Leipsic Conservatory studying piano, theory, ensemble and voice. In 1860, she went to Berlin and studied a half year, – then to Milan for a year.
14In 1861, she made her debut at Turin as Isabella in "Roberto il Diavolo." For five years she was engaged in concert for the London season and then came to America, as a member of the Parepa-Rosa Company, where her American debut was made at the Academy of Music, New York, as Zerlina in "The Bohemian Girl." She sang in the principal cities of the eastern states.
16After singing in the Maretzek Company, she settled in Boston as a teacher and concert soprano.
18Mrs. Rogers was not only a singer, but a composer also. Her works include a sonata for cello, one for violin, a string quartet and other piano pieces, and a number of songs, including an album of six settings of poems by Browning.
20MARIE EMMA ALBANI
22Marie Emma Albani was born in 1852. She was a French
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