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Alma Gluck. ALMA GLUCK was a world famous female concert singer and recording star in the early 20th century. She earned a place in recording industry history by creating the first million-selling phonograph record. In 1890 her family moved to New York City where she first had piano lessons and then voice training by Signor Buzzi-Peccia.
13. Jan. 2014 · Alma Gluck (born Reba Feirsohn; May 11, 1884-October 27, 1938), was an American soprano, and one of the world's most famous female singers at the peak of her career (around 1910). Marcia Davenport was the child of her first marriage (to Bernard Gluck); Alma Gluck later married violinist … read more
Alma Gluck (n. 11 mai 1884 , Iași , România – d. 27 octombrie 1938 , Manhattan , New York City , New York , SUA ) a fost o cântăreață de operă soprană, evreică-americană, una din cele mai faimoase cântărețe de operă ale lumii, din epocă. Înregistrările sale pe discuri s-au vândut în peste un milion de exemplare.
25. Aug. 2019 · Posting three popular (single-faced) 12-inch Red Seal recordings by early recording star Alma Gluck (1884-1938), born Reba Feinsohn in Romania and moved at a...
Alma Gluck (May 11, 1884 – October 27, 1938) was a Romanian-born American soprano. Show Less... Continue reading at Wikipedia... Birth and Death Data: Born May 11, 1884 ( Bucharest ), Died October 27, 1938 ( Manhattan) Date Range of DAHR Recordings: 1911 - 1924. Roles Represented in DAHR: soprano vocal. = Recordings are available for online ...
29. Okt. 2023 · Alma Thomas (1891–1978): Eine afroamerikanische Malerin, die für ihre ausdrucksstarken, farbenfrohen abstrakten Gemälde bekannt ist. Sie war eine bedeutende Figur in der amerikanischen Kunstszene und eine Pionierin unter den schwarzen Künstlerinnen. Alma Gluck (1884–1938): Geboren als Reba Fiersohn, war eine rumänisch-amerikanische ...
11. Mai 2011 · Alma Gluck, who was famous in the first decades of the twentieth century for her concert performances and recording career, was born in Romania on May 11, 1884, the youngest of seven children. Her father died when Gluck (born Reba Fiersohn) was two, and the family came to the United States when she was six, their passage paid by the sweatshop wages of Gluck's eldest sister.
