-
which included Denise Duval (Blanche de la Force), Régine
Crespin (Madame
Lidoine), Rita Gorr (Mother Marie), and
Liliane Berton (Sister Constance). The...
- the love of
Queen Lidoine with his
friend Gorvain Cadrut (Gornain[s], Gornenis; -Cadrus, Cadruz, Kadrus). Here,
Gorvain loses Lidoine to his rival, but...
-
Meraugis and Gorvain,
travel to a
tournament where they meet the
beautiful Lidoine,
heiress to the
kingdom of
Cavalon now that her
father has died. The two...
-
Opera broadcasts, as
Pamina in Mozart's The
Magic Flute in 1956, as
Madame Lidoine in Poulenc's
Dialogues of the
Carmelites the
following years, and as Donna...
-
Downes Wakhévitch 16
January 1958
Poulenc Dialogues of the
Carmelites Mme
Lidoine ROH,
Covent Garden Kubelík Wakhévitch 24 May 1958
Haydn Applausus Musicus...
- (Richard Strauss) Musetta, La bohème (Puccini) Norma,
Norma (Bellini) Mme.
Lidoine,
Dialogues des Carmélites (Poulenc) Ortrud,
Lohengrin (Wagner) Rosalinde...
-
Choir Nuns
Mother Teresa of St. Augustine,
prioress (Madeleine-Claudine
Lidoine). Born in Paris, 22
September 1752.
Professed May 1775. She was the only...
- New York City
Opera in 1992. She
opened the 2004–2005
season as
Madame Lidoine in Poulenc's Les
Dialogues des
Carmelites at the New York City Opera, followed...
-
Eugene Onegin. In 1957, she made her
debut at La
Scala in
Milan as Mme.
Lidoine in the
world premiere of Poulenc's
Dialogues of the Carmelites. She went...
- et Mélisande,
Marenka in The
Bartered Bride,
Desdemona in Otello, Mme
Lidoine in
Dialogues des Carmélites, the
title roles of
Salome and Lulu, Jenny...
