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STREITMANN, Karl HM - Science and Invention Austrian bass (1859-1944)

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Austrian bass (1859-1944)

American jazz trombonist (1902-1967)

showing the famous German tenor (1845-1909) in the role of Tannhauser - one of his best roles (and the one of his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1890)

Program for a solo recital of the Cuban-born pianist at SPAM -Sociedad ProArte Musical

STREITMANN, Karl HM - Science and Invention Austrian bass (1859-1944)Austrian tenor (1858 1937), who world premiere several operettas by Lehar, Johann Strauss and other composers. Signed postcard photograph, shown as Sndor Barinkay in Johan Strauss's Die Zigeunerbaron, a role he created in 1855. Inscribed and dated in Vienna in 1922. Photo by E. Lerch, Vienna. Size is 3. 25 x 5. 25 inches, in excellent condition.

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