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Lucy Arbell (née Georgette Gall, Georgette Wallace) (8 June 1878 – 21 May 1947) was a French mezzo-soprano whose operatic career was mainly centred in Paris and who was particularly associated with the composer Jules Massenet.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 September 2019. Jean-Christophe Branger. Article. Metrics. Get access. Cite. Rights & Permissions. Abstract. Lucy Arbell (1878–1947) assumed an important position in Massenet's compositional process and output.
Lucy Arbell par Paul Nadar. Lucy Arbell, nom de scène de Georgette Wallace, née Georgette Gall au Vésinet le 8 juin 1878 et morte à Bougival le 21 mai 1947, est une cantatrice et artiste lyrique mezzo-soprano française dont la carrière a été principalement centrée à Paris et qui a été particulièrement orientée sur l ...
- Georgette Gall, Georgette Wallace (à partir de 1884, après avoir été reconnue)
Lucy Arbell (1878 1947) assumed an important position in Massenets compos- ’ itional process and output. Beginning with Ariane in 1906, he wrote principal or secondary roles for the singer in all of his operas, as well as the celebrated song cycle Expressions lyriques (1909 1911).
Lucy Arbell (de soltera Georgette Gall, Georgette Wallace) (8 de junio de 1878 - 21 de mayo de 1947), fue una mezzosoprano francesa cuya carrera operística se centró principalmente en París y que estuvo particularmente asociada con el compositor Jules Massenet.
Jan 2021. Noemi Karacsony. Request PDF | ‘There Must Be Something There That We Don't Know About’: Massenet and Lucy Arbell | Lucy Arbell (1878–1947) assumed an important position in...
English: Lucy Arbell (born Georgette Gall, Georgette Wallace) (Le Vésinet, 8 June 1878 – Bougival, 21 May 1947), was a French mezzo-soprano whose operatic career was mainly centred in Paris and who was particularly associated with the composer Jules Massenet.
