Clara Clairbert [SEP] voice type
Clara Clairbert
Clara Pierre Impens (21 February 1899 – 16 August 1970) was a Belgian soprano who sang under the stage-name Clara Clairbert.
Early life.
Born in Saint Gilles, Clara began studying music in Anderlecht at the age of seven. During the First World War her father, a civil servant, followed the Belgian government into exile, settling his family in Le Havre. There, Clara sang in a Belgian choir, coming to the attention of choir-master who arranged for Clara to be
Charles Anselme (1952)
- Charlotte of Luxembourg (1964)
- Clara Clairbert (1997, 17BEF)
- Adolf Daens (1989) (1998)
- Joseph Damien (1964)
- Jules Destrée, statesman (1963)
- Elisabeth of Belgium (1926)
- Prince Eugène Alexander (1952)
- Queen Fabiola of Belgium (1960)
- H.-J.-W. Frere-Orban (1960)
- Adrien de Gerlache (1947)
- Alexis-Marie Gochet, geographer, educator