Paula lindberg biography
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Paula Salomon-Lindberg
German alto singer
Paula Salomon-Lindberg (néeLevi; 21 December 1897 – 17 April 2000[1]) was an internationally renowned German classical contralto before the Second World War. She was specialised in Lied, oratorio and cantata, but occasionally also performed opera.
Parents
[edit]Salomon-Lindberg's original name was Paula Levi.[2] Her father was the Jewish Religionslehrer [de] and hazzan Lazarus Levi, who had a special reputation as a singer, far beyond the town of Frankenthal. He was born on 16 July 1862 in Eckardroth [de] and came to Frankenthal in 1896, which at that time belonged to Bavaria. On 9 March 1897, he married Sophia Mayer, who had been born in Frankenthal on 29 December 1872. His only child from the marriage was his daughter Paula. Lazarus Levi died on 17 November 1919, his wife on 26 November 1930, both in Frankenthal. The family graves are maintained in the new Jewish cemetery in Frankenthal.[3][4]
Life
[edit]Salomon-Lindberg received her education mainly in Mannheim and Berlin by Julius von Raatz-Brockmann.[5]counterpoint she learned from Ernst Toch.[6]
She became famous in the 1920s and appeared mainly in works of the Baroque period
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Paula Salomon-Lindberg
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Paula Salomon-Lindberg
Paula Salomon-Lindberg, née Levi le à Frankenthal (Royaume de Bavière) et morte le à Amsterdam (Pays-Bas)[1], est une contralto classique allemande de renommée internationale active principalement avant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
Elle est spécialisée dans le lied, l'oratorio et la cantate, et, accessoirement, dans l'opéra.
Biographie
[modifier | modifier le code]Le nom original de Paula Salomon-Lindberg est Paula Levi[2]. Son père est Lazarus Levi, juif Religionslehrer (de) et hazzan, qui avait une réputation particulière en tant que chanteur, bien au-delà de la ville de Frankenthal. Il est né le à Eckardroth et s'établit à Frankenthal en 1896, qui, à l'époque, appartenait à la Bavière. Le , il épouse Sophia Mayer, née à Frankenthal le . Le seul enfant issu du mariage est leur fille Paula. Lazarus Levi meurt le et sa femme, le , tous deux morts à Frankenthal. Leur tombe, au nouveau cimetière juif de Frankenthal, est toujours préservée aujourd'hui[3],[4].
Salomon-Lindberg reçoit son éducation principalement à Mannheim et à Berlin par Julius von Raatz-Brockmann[5]. Elle apprend le contrepoint auprès d'Ernst Toch[6]. Elle devient célèbre dans les années 1920 et apparait principalement dans des œuvres de la période baroque