Therese Grünbaum [SEP] voice type
Therese Grünbaum
Therese Grünbaum (24 August 1791 – 30 January 1876) was an Austrian soprano and opera singer.
Life and career.
Therese Grünbaum was born in Vienna to Austrian conductor and composer Wenzel Müller (1767–1835) and his second wife Magdalena Valley Reining. Therese studied music with her father and made her stage debut in the part of Lilli in Ferdinand Kauer's "Das Donauweibchen" while still a child.
In 1807 Grünbaum took a position as a singer at the Prague Theater, and in 1815 Carl
Independent Theatre (J Appleton)
- 14 Sep 1937 "Her Shop" Austral Players
- 25 Sep 1937 "The Cradle Song" Therese Desmond
- 19 Nov 1937 "Angels of War" Brunton Gibb Players (Ethel Lang)
- 30 Nov 1937 "Worse Things Happen at Sea" Players Club (Lynn Foster)
- 23 Feb 1938 "The Brave and the Blind" New Theatre League (Jerold Wells)
- 10 May 1938 "Israel in the Kitchen" Jewish Youth Theatre
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