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Fanny Simonsen

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624:. In 1888 he brought out a troupe known as the "Spanish Students and Spanish Dancers", whose premiere on 8 September 1888 was described by a newspaper critic as a failure: the large and expectant audience was treated to a concert of mostly unfamiliar tunes and songs in a language which, though performed superbly, was unintelligible to most. The dancers were described as heavy-hoofed and immodestly dressed, an affront to the audience's sense of decency. The critique concluded with "Indeed, most of them appeared to be glad when it was over." Around the same time Martin Simonsen had in Sydney an Italian troupe starring 437:(or Royal English and Opera Bouffe Company) embarked on a tour of south-western Victoria and across the border to Mount Gambier and another extended tour of Tasmania. In May 1877, after a year of frustration in not being able to hire a hall in Melbourne, Martin Simonsen announced his taking over the lease of St George's Hall to establish it as an English Opera House. While noting the unsuitability of the hall for opera — its lack of depth, so most of the audience were too close to the tiny stage, and insufficient volume for decent acoustics — the first offerings, 324:(as Lady Harriet) and others. In May 1871 the Simonsens had a farewell tour of the major towns of Victoria and South Australia, having announced their leaving the country. On 19 August 1871 the Simonsen troupe, consisting of Rebecca Nordt, her husband Arthur Moule (tenor), Edward Farley (baritone), Barry O'Neil (comic singer), Henry King (pianist) held a concert at the Lyceum Theatre prior to leaving for Europe. The programme included 47: 63: 55: 71: 788:
as her stage name, and 1883 as her year of birth. A famous racehorse, F.J.A., was named for her. She sang at "The Met" 1908–9, married Giulio Gatti-Casazza, divorced 1941, became a US citizen, married mining/advertising executive Ray VirDen (3 December 1895, Wheeler, Indiana – 27 November 1955) on 14
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in January 1876 and staged a couple of concerts at the Town Hall which were very well received by the few who attended. They also performed at the Metropolitan Liedertafel, held that same week. They assembled an opera company of some 40 or 50 singers to tour Victoria and New Zealand; they had brought
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and her own children: Frances Simonsen (known as "Frances Saville", see below), Martina Simonsen and Jules Simonsen, and presumably her granddaughter Frances Alda, whom she brought up from the age of five. Crossley was arguably her most important pupil — she would travel from her country home to St
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In January 1868 Lyster brought to Melbourne (fresh from South America): Vitali, Devoti, Bertolini, and the magnificent basso profundo D'Antoni/De Antoni. prima donna is Signora Ida Vitali and her husband, baritone Giuseppe Bertolini; second prima donna, Marinette Colombo ; tenor, Signor Ugo De
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The Simonsens brought several Italian opera troupes to Australia which lost them a great deal of money. They also lost money on their Spanish Students scheme. Mme Simonsen brought in a little money as a singing tutor at their Carlisle Street, St Kilda, home. She died aged 61, as the result of an
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Frances Jane "Fanny" Davis (31 May 1879 – 18 September 1952) was born in New Zealand, renamed Frances "Francie" Adler after her mother's remarriage, and grew up with grandmother Simonsen after her mother's death. She sang with the "Gay Parisienne" Company, then by 1903 had, at the instigation of
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on 8 August. This was poorly attended and the tour cancelled; another financial blow. Inclement weather and the depressed economic climate were blamed, but a more likely cause was the opera's refined artistry and lack of well-known stars, as more prosaic entertainments nearby were doing well.
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Simonsen's daughters Leonora and Martina made their stage debut at the Mechanics' Institute, Ballarat, in December 1879. In September 1880 Martina joined her mother's Royal English & Italian Opera Company of some 50 members, which included Martin Simonsen as conductor,
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Kilda twice weekly for lessons, until Simonsen agreed to take her as a boarder, a situation which lasted two or three years. Crossley recognised the benefit she gained by living in the musical home after Madame Simonsen's death by contributing ÂŁ50 towards her headstone.
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in August 1868; it was a failure from the start: Antoni died on the voyage there; Kitts' voice failed, the weather was foul and fear of earthquake kept many away. Escott and Squires left Lyster's company while in America, as did Beaumont, and the rest returned via New
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Martin Simonsen (30 January 1830 – 28 November 1899) married Françoise Geanine "Fanny" De Haes (c. 1835 – 19 September 1896). Their eleven children, of whom two, perhaps three, were born before arriving in Australia, included:
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roles in Brussels and the great French provincial cities. She married the eminent Danish violinist Martin Simonsen, and for nine years restricted her appearances to the concert stage in Europe and California.
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Hermann Martin Simonsen (2 March 1869 – c. March 1952), usually written "Herman", married (Lillian) Beatrice Webb on 4 October 1900. He was a wholesale jeweller in Melbourne, found bankrupt in 1932. Died at
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apoplectic fit shortly before midnight on 19 September 1896. She had a similar seizure some eleven years earlier but otherwise had enjoyed good health. In her last moments she requested that the score of
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with them a full wardrobe and scores for a hundred operas, some new to the colonies. She appeared at Melbourne's new Opera House (on Bourke Street) for Lyster in February 1876, alternating with
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Youngest daughter Florence Martin "Florrie" Simonsen ( – c. 27 August 1913) married Arthur Turrall (c. 1863 – 19 November 1903) on 12 June 1895, home "Abbotsford", Cotham Road,
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Third daughter Fanny Simonsen (6 January 1865 – 8 November 1935) married theatrical manager John Saville Smith on 18 July 1881 and adopted the stage name
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Martin Simonsen (10 December 1878 – 14 August 1953) married Marriette Evelyn "Cis" Courgeau (?) (died 16 June 1912). He married again, to Ida
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Martin Simonsen continued concert management, bringing out the New Royal Italian Opera Company in 1886, whose stars included the bassos
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William Simonsen, stage name Louis Saville, also a singer, married with children, joined the British army and was at the Front in 1917.
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After Mme Simonsen's death Mr Simonsen lived as a boarder with a Mrs Goulding (another source says Mr. and Mrs. Dunning) at 588
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was a "hit". Fanny Simonsen finally quit the stage on 22 September 1884, but continued to give singing lessons at her home in
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In 1883 she left with her children for San Francisco where on 3 January 1884 she married again, to Herman Adler. She died of
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In later years Lyster suffered from a chronic illness, and despite a trip to Europe for treatment died on 27 November 1880.
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A niece? The coincidence of her and Madame Simonsen's birth surnames was not remarked on by contemporary newspapers.
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at her home in San Francisco. Her father, who was in New York when she took ill, was present when she died, aged 25.
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offerings, his attention to detail and the quality of his orchestra and ensemble and stars Simonsen and
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Fourth son Albert Martin Simonsen (26 January 1871 – 9 January 1915) married Maud Whyte on 11 July 1900
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after a successful tour of China and India, and held a series of seven concerts at St George's Hall,
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Dexter Smith (c. 1838 Salem – 1910 Boston, Mass.) was composer of "Put Me in My Little Bed" etc.
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should be buried with her, which was carried out at the St Kilda Cemetery on 20 September 1896.
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Far from quitting the Melbourne musical scene, in 1869 Lyster formed a partnership with
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in 1882, when one critic commented on the daughters' German accent. They played at the
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Eldest daughter Leonora Martina "Leo" Simonsen (1859 – 27 December 1884) was born in
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perhaps making the greatest impression. A feature was the company's first staging of
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Martina Simonsen (c. 1861 – 4 April 1953) married George Schreiber on 30 April 1886.
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on 18 October 1876 when she married David Davis (born c. 1852) at the synagogue,
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in July 1869 and held a short series of concerts at the Academy of Music (
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circuit, then left for San Francisco, where he had a "chequered career".
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A child, name and gender not yet found, was born on 8 September 1877.
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several sons were at the front in WWI. More information is needed.
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The Bega Gazette and Eden District or Southern Coast Advertiser
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Jules Simonsen (2 April 1867 – ) was a tenor vocalist on the
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Simonsen's first appearance for this season was as Lucia in
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as Elvira. Despite Lyster's alternation of loss-making
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bearing a spoon, in readiness for a free bowl of soup.
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Life on the Ocean" fantasia on English and Irish airs
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were well received. The first season concluded with
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Victoria, Australia. 9 October 1880. p. 18 1595:. Victoria, Australia. 29 January 1876. p. 2 1539:. Victoria, Australia. 2 February 1876. p. 6 1343:. Victoria, Australia. 24 January 1870. p. 3 1175:. Victoria, Australia. 30 October 1867. p. 6 1119:. Victoria, Australia. 26 January 1867. p. 2 2791:The Simonsens of St. Kilda – A Family of Singers 2438:. Tasmania, Australia. 28 August 1897. p. 4 2099:Victoria, Australia. 9 February 1889. p. 27 1483:. Victoria, Australia. 12 August 1871. p. 2 1371:. Victoria, Australia. 14 August 1869. p. 2 1203:. Victoria, Australia. 31 August 1869. p. 2 1090:. Victoria, Australia. 4 January 1890. p. 5 1034:. Victoria, Australia. 21 August 1865. p. 3 1006:. Victoria, Australia. 19 August 1865. p. 5 106:from Germany in August 1865 by the mail steamer 2766:. Victoria, Australia. 1 March 1917. p. 32 2710:. Victoria, Australia. 3 April 1952. p. 14 2682:. Victoria, Australia. 20 April 1920. p. 9 2351:. Victoria, Australia. 22 April 1867. p. 3 2323:. 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Victoria, Australia. 5 June 1869. p. 2 1228:The Australasian Sketcher with Pen and Pencil 860:They had a home "Cambo", on Carlisle Street, 50:The Simonsens' first Australian advertisement 30:; c. 1835 – 19 September 1896), also written 8: 330:The Rose of Auvergne, or, Spoiling the Broth 675:A list of Fanny Simonsen's pupils includes 1315:. South Australia. 17 June 1869. p. 3 1062:. South Australia. 27 June 1866. p. 2 716:Martin Simonsen composed for solo violin: 425:. The highly successful tour concluded at 2640: 2638: 241:), and the goldfield towns, supported by 2424: 2422: 921: 919: 928:Lineages in Vocal Pedagogy in Australia 915: 873: 847:. Arthur committed suicide by poison. 7: 258:Voti; basso, Signor Pietro d'Antoni. 2833:People from the Colony of Victoria 229:They returned to Melbourne by the 14: 593:, followed in October, and again 306:on 10 February 1870, followed by 117:In June 1866 Mme Simonsen joined 16:French soprano singer (1835–1896) 2542:"Death of Miss Leonora Simonsen" 731:Remembrances of Germany Oberland 585:, translated from the German by 199:productions with crowd-pleasing 2838:19th-century Australian singers 1167:"The Farewell of the Simonsens" 429:in November 1876. The pianist, 365:The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein 2848:People from St Kilda, Victoria 2343:"Concert at the Theatre Royal" 1928:The Evening Journal (Adelaide) 1424:The Evening Journal (Adelaide) 1312:The Evening Journal (Adelaide) 1195:"The Simonsens' Entertainment" 1100:This article has a photograph. 433:(1853–1894), was praised. 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Frances Alda




Manuel Garcia II
Madame Carvalho
Melbourne
Bourke Street, Melbourne
Lyster's Grand Opera Company
Donizetti
Lucia di Lammermoor
Meyerbeer
Les Huguenots
Marguerite de Valois
L'Africaine
Roberto il diavolo
Maritana
Wallace
La Sonnambula
Bellini
Auber
The Crown Diamonds
Masaniello
grand opera
comic
Lucy Escott
Henry Squires
Armes Beaumont
Ballarat

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