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at the time of their marriage. They have two sons, Daniel and Remy David. Cotlow stated that her opera career was cut short in the mid 1950s because of her decision to return to the United States with her husband. Her husband's violin career in Europe was not going well while her singing career was;
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America. She further felt, that her career had not been managed well in the United States and that she had less performance opportunities in America. From 1972-1981 Altschuler was concertmaster of the
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Monostatos. Cotlow also worked as a voice-over artist during the early to mid-1940s for Hollywood musical movies, often performing high notes in songs for artists who had difficulty singing in the upper register.
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Atkinson (11 May 1947). "Operas Invade Broadway; Balance of Power Jarred: Menotti's Brief Productions, 'The Telephone' and 'The Medium' Survive Drama Critics' Scrutiny".
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After the mid 1950s, Cotlow performed rarely as her time became increasingly devoted to raising her children and teaching. In March 1961 she gave a recital at the
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Noel Straus (5 December 1948). "PELLETIER LEADS THOMAS' 'MIGNON': Marilyn Cotlow, in Her Debut, Performs the Role of
Philine With Poise at Metropolitan".
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P.H. (29 May 1949). "Record Player: Seven Disk Awards Won By
Columbia/ Barber: Sleep Now; also Hageman: At the Well. Marilyn Colton, soprano".
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productions. She sang professionally during the 1940s and 1950s in the United States and Europe, performing with such companies as the
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Northern Virginia. Several of her students have had successful careers, including
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Cotlow made her professional opera debut on June 26, 1942 with the
California Opera Academy as the Queen of the Night in
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Taubman (11 Apr 1951). "SCHERMAN OFFERS OPERA BY MOZART: FLATTERING FLOWERS AND CONTOURS MARK SPRING MILLINERY".
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in Los Angeles in 1939; studying with him until she relocated to New York six years later. She graduated from
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Joseph McLellan (31 December 1979). "Macabre Opera: Two Gory Premieres At Publick Playhouse Macabre Opera".
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Raven, Seymour (15 July 1956). "OPERATIC FARE MAIN OFFERING IN GRANT PARK: Soprano and Tenor Are Soloists".
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in 1949. In 1950 she performed a concert of opera arias and duets with tenor
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in 1948. A financially profitable recording, it was later re-issued in 1980.
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and remained for more than 7 months. She also performed the work on London's
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Joyce, Mike (23 December 1994). "ON RECORD: Robinson Joins Musical Styles".
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Ross Parmenter (2 Feb 1947). "The World Of Music: Menotti'S New Opera".
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in October and November 1954. In 1955 she gave a concert tour in the
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in Washington D.C. In 1962 she performed the role of Rosalinde in
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for many years and has also taught voice on the faculties of the
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Pamela Sommers (22 March 1985). "Outspoken Operatic Original".
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Joseph McLellan (12 May 1989). "For the Soprano, New Highs".
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Bron (December 8, 1948). "Radio Review: METROPOLITAN OPERA".
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Ross Parmenter (22 August 1954). "WORLD OF MUSIC; Bellini's
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Oliver J. Gingold (7 December 1948). "The Theatre: Mignon".
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Cotlow toured to Los Angeles with the Met's production of
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In September 1947 Cotlow performed the role of Rosina in
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Bill Henry (22 May 1947). "By The Way with BILL HENRY".
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Sanford Markey (August 5, 1981). "Chatter: Cleveland".
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Winners of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air
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Robert Sabin (February 1949). "Met L'Elizir D'amore".
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Lembo, Elaine (25 December 1983). "Dial S for Song".
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as Lothario. Music critic Oliver J. Gingold wrote in
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556:and taught on the faculty of the
535:Teaching career and personal life
228:The Telephone, or L'Amour Ă trois
16:American opera singer (born 1924)
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903:International Who's Who in Music
429:. That same year she starred in
111:in an effort to find work as an
96:Marilyn Rose Cotlow was born in
665:Die Lustigen Weiber von Windsor
639:The Abduction from the Seraglio
418:The Abduction from the Seraglio
272:Charles L. Wagner Opera Company
172:The Abduction from the Seraglio
141:. The production was staged by
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163:Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
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1564:. 10 August 1948. p. 18.
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1198:. 16 July 1948. p. 38.
636:Blondchen & Constanze,
560:. Altschuler died in 2000.
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936:. 17 May 1948. p. 23.
476:Chicago Symphony Orchestra
206:in a production staged by
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495:Phillips Memorial Gallery
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1703:Singers from Minneapolis
1471:"Events in Area Today".
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383:conducting. She made an
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32:lyric coloratura soprano
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1255:The Wall Street Journal
791:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
726:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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657:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
644:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
333:The Wall Street Journal
326:as Wilhelm Meister and
297:The Bell Telephone Hour
268:Philharmonic Auditorium
243:Ethel Barrymore Theatre
133:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1400:with Marilyn Cotlow".
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760:The Tales of Hoffmann
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523:. She later recorded
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44:in both the original
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70:Peabody Conservatory
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900:"Cotlow, Marilyn".
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509:The Tell-Tale Heart
369:Giuseppe Di Stefano
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956:"Marilyn Cotlow".
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696:Gian Carlo Menotti
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225:. The operas were
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167:Dmitri Mitropoulos
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1303:"ON TELEVISION".
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