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Malfitano, Catherine

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Malfitano, Catherine (b NY, 1948). Amer. soprano. Prof. operatic début Denver 1972 (Nannetta in Falstaff). Minnesota Opera 1972–3, NY City Opera 1974–9. Eur. début 1974, Netherlands Opera. Salzburg Fest. début 1976; NY Met 1979; Vienna 1982; Munich 1985; CG 1988. Sang Cleopatra in revival of Barber's Antony and Cleopatra, Chicago 1991. A notable Salome.

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