Ursuleac, Viorica
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Ursuleac, Viorica (
b Cernǎuti, Romania, 1894;
d Ehrwald, Tyrol, 1985). Romanian soprano. Opera début Agram 1922 (Charlotte in
Werther); Vienna Volksoper 1924–6; Frankfurt Opera 1926–30; Vienna 1930–4; Berlin 1935–7; Munich 1937–44. Salzburg Fest. 1930–4 (début as Marschallin in
Der Rosenkavalier), 1942, 1944, 1952. R. Strauss's favourite sop. in 1930s. Created Arabella (1933), Maria in
Friedenstag (1938), and Countess in
Capriccio (1942). Also sang Danae at Salzburg dress rehearsal of
Die Liebe der Danae 1944. Married to cond. Clemens
Krauss. CG début 1934. Had 83 roles in her repertory and sang 506 perfs. of 12 Strauss roles during her career.
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