Edmond Clément [SEP] voice type
Edmond Clément
Edmond Clément (28 March 1867, Paris - 24 February 1928, Nice) was a French lyric tenor who earned an international reputation due to the polished artistry of his singing. During his career he also taught singing privately. Among his notable pupils was the soprano Marie Sundelius.
Biography.
Clément studied at the Conservatoire de Paris with Victor Warot, and made his stage debut at the Opéra-Comique in 1889, as Vincent in "Mireille". He remained first tenor at that theatre until 1909
the business had been purchased by Edmond Rheims and Leon Auscher and pioneered aluminium composite coachwork.
Motor manufacturing Clément-Stirling and Stirling-Panhard.
Some Clément-Panhards were exported to Great Britain where they were variously sold as Clément-Stirling and Stirling-Panhard, by the Scottish coachbuilder Stirling.
Motor manufacturing Clément-Talbot.
Adolphe Clément was a major shareholder in the company, along with Chetwynd-Talbot who was chairman, A. Lucas, and E. Lamberjack both of France. Both marques ( Clément-Bayard and