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Charlotte Sainton-Dolby

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A scholarship in her memory was founded at the Royal Academy of Music. Her voice was of moderate power and of fine quality, but it was her dignified and artistic style that gave her the high place she held for so many years both in oratorio and ballads.
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in 1860, and in 1870 she retired from the career of a public singer, but two years afterwards started a vocal academy in London. She made various successful attempts as a composer, and the
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London on 6 April 1854 and again for the premiere of his Sacred Cantata The Woman of Samaria at the Birmingham Musical Festival in 1867.
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being her principal singing-master. In 1837 she was elected to a King's scholarship, and first appeared at a
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to Samuel Dolby and Charlotte Niven. Her father died when she was 10 years old. She studied at the
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was written for her voice, but she did not appear in that work until the performance at
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She died on the 18th February 1885 and was buried on the western side of
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She was a principal soloist in the first English performance of Bach's
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
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Warrack, John. "Dolby, Charlotte Helen Sainton- (1821–1885)".
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Charlotte Dolby


Highgate Cemetery

contralto
London
Royal Academy of Music
Domenico Crivelli
Royal Philharmonic Society
Gewandhaus
Leipzig
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Elijah
Exeter Hall
St Matthew Passion
William Sterndale Bennett
Hanover Square Rooms
Prosper Sainton
cantatas
Highgate Cemetery



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