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Marthe Chenal

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I went to the Opera Comique the other day to hear Marthe Chenal sing the "Marseillaise." For several weeks previous I had heard a story going the rounds of what is left of Paris life to the effect that if one wanted a regular old-fashioned thrill he really should go to the Opera Comique on a day when
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Marthe Chenal débute au Palais Garnier en 1906 dans "Sigurd" d'Ernest Reyer. Suivront "Faust" de Gounod, "Freischütz" de Von Weber, "Tannhaüser" de Wagner, "Ariane" de Massenet en 1907. Marthe se fait engager à l'Opéra-Comique par Albert Carré en 1908 où elle reprend "Aphrodite" de Erlanger.
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in 1901 where she was initially advised by all of her teachers to pursue a career outside of music. One teacher even went as far as to suggest that she pursue a career at the
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Chenal was admired not only for her excellent singing but also her dramatic prowess, with a number of critics comparing her to the great French dramatic actress
127:. A remarkably attractive woman, Chenal was dubbed by the international press as "the most beautiful woman in Paris". She was noted for her rendition of 237:. She sang frequently at the Opéra-Comique throughout the rest of her career, notably appearing in several world premieres with the company; including 31: 154: 413:"A Dramatic Scene as "the Most Beautiful Woman in Paris" Electrifies Her Audience at Opera Comique with the Stirring French National Air" 100:
who had an active singing career between 1905 and 1923. Although she made a number of appearances with opera companies throughout the
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among others. She later returned to Monte Carlo in 1926 to portray the title role in
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in New York City a few times during her career. In 1917, she appeared at the
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Mlle. Chenal closed the performance by singing the French national hymn.
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and on the international stage, her career was mainly centered at the
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In 1909, Chenal starred in the world premiere of Camille Erlanger's
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Between 1908-1910 Chenal made a number of lauded appearances at the
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Outside France Chenal made only a few appearances. She sang at the
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Chenal Biography of Marthe Chenal at operissimo.com (in German)
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In 1908, Chenal joined the roster of principal singers at the
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Chenal made her professional opera debut in 1905 at the
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in Paris. She particularly excelled in the works of
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Saint-Maurice, Val-de-Marne
France
Paris, France
operatic
soprano
French provinces
Palais Garnier
Opéra-Comique
Jules Massenet
Camille Erlanger
Sarah Bernhardt
La Marseillaise
Pathé Records
Saint-Maurice, Val-de-Marne
convent
Basilique du Sacré-Cœur, Paris
Conservatoire de Paris
Moulin Rouge
Palais Garnier
Ernest Reyer
Sigurd
Richard Wagner
Tannhäuser
Charles Gounod
Faust
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Don Giovanni
Jules Massenet
Ariane

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