Falcon, Cornélie

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Cornélie Falcon in 1835 (Source: Wikimedia)

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Wikimedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Corn%C3%A9lie_Falcon_-_Galerie_de_la_Presse_-_Gallica_v2.jpg

Basic data

  1. Falcon, Marie Cornélie
  2. Malançon, Cornelie Married Name
  3. January 28, 1814 in Paris
  4. †
    February 25, 1897 in Paris
  5. Sängerin (Sopran)
  6. Paris

Iconography

Cornélie Falcon in 1835 (Source: Wikimedia)
Costume design for Falcon as Amélie in Act 2 of Gustave III (Source: Wikimedia)
Falcon as Rachel in La Juive (Source: Wikimedia)
Falcon (right) as Valentine in Les Huguenots (1836), with Julie Dorus-Gras (left) as Marguerite, and Adolphe Nourrit as Raoul (Source: Wikimedia)
Costume design for Falcon in the title role of La Esmeralda by Louise Bertin (Source: Wikimedia)
Bildnis der Cornelie Falcon, Achille Devéria - 1830/1850 (Quelle: Digitaler Portraitindex)
Bildnis Marie-Cornélie Falcon, (Quelle: Digitaler Portraitindex)
Bildnis Marie-Cornélie Falcon, Hüssener, Auguste -  (Quelle: Digitaler Portraitindex)

Documents

Biographical information from the WeGA

  • Tochter des Schneiders Pierre Falcon in Paris
  • Studium am Pariser Conservatoire
  • 20. Juli 1832 Debüt als Alice in Robert le Diable in Paris
  • 29. Februar 1836 Valentine in der Uraufführung der Oper Les Huguenots
  • 1838 Stimmverlust
  • später gelegentliche Konzertauftritte

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