Person - Vuillemin, Lucy

Vuillemin, Lucy

Identification

Type:

Person

Preferred form:

Vuillemin, LucyOther forms

Fechas de existencia:

France  desconocida - desconocida

History:

Soprano who developed her artistic career in France. She married the composer Louis Vuillemin, with whom she offered concerts. She was a soloist of the Concerts Colonne, Lamoureaux and Pasdeloup, and performed in small roles during the seasons of Ópera-Comique, Théâtre des Arts and Théâtre de Champs-Élysées. Gabriel Fauré dedicated her the song "Je me poserai sur ton coeur" (1914), and Albert Roussel "Sarabande" of his "Deux mélodies", piece whose first audition took place in the Salle des Agriculteurs in Paris in 1919, with Louis Vuillemin in the piano.

During the First World War, she wrote to Manuel de Falla, whom she sent her best memories to. In 1925, she received very good critics from the French press, when she sang the character of Mélisande in the opera Claude Debussy and Maurice Maeterlinck.

Occupations

Profesión (Es realizada por):

Sopranos

Places

Lugar de Nacimiento:

France

Subjects

sexo:

Mujer

Nacionalidad:

Franceses

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Family relationships :

Vuillemin, Louis (1879-1929)  - Marriage (Esta casado/a con)

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