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where she first appeared in different roles. From 1899 however she sang only the part of Fricka, which was described as her most brilliant role. She proved to be formative for the style of these Wagner-Festspiele. From 1908 to 1933 she was also dramaturgical assistant of the plays.
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From 1907 Reuss-Belce performed only in Bayreuth. In 1912 the now widowed Reuss-Belce retired from the stage. She began working as a voice teacher and opera director, in the latter function from 1916 at the
295: 424: 404: 414: 409: 163:(1851-1911) and from then bore the double name by which she became known. Her daughter Elisabeth Reuss became a concert singer and educator; her son 419: 238: 199: 42: 399: 308: 108: 89: 61: 46: 342: 68: 394: 300: 334: 75: 35: 272: 57: 164: 389: 384: 227: 121: 171: 203: 82: 326: 304: 218: 211: 184: 132: 210:. In 1884 she made a guest appearance in Munich; 1899 in Amsterdam; 1893 and 1900 at the 368: 378: 143:. In the last years of her life she worked as an opera director and singing teacher. 356: 160: 330: 241:. She is said to have been the last singer to perform under Wagner's direction. 190: 24: 207: 319: 313: 289: 230:. She was also active in Nuremberg after 1913. She ended her career in 1933. 175: 188:. There she also played other important roles, for example Cassandra in 257: 234: 140: 351: 152: 198:(1894). From 1897 to 1901 she was engaged at the then newly opened 136: 120: 214:
in London. She also appeared at various other places in Germany.
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with Fritz Plank (1848-1900). She made her debut in 1881 at the
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in New York. From 1901 to 1907 she was a guest at the
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Austrian
operatic
soprano
Vienna
Eduard Reuss
Wilhelm Franz Reuss
Josef Gänsbacher
Karlsruhe
Lohengrin
Les Troyens
Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden
Metropolitan Opera
Hofoper Dresden
Covent Garden Opera
Bayreuth Festival
Deutsche Oper Berlin
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bombing of Dresden

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