Margarete Teschemacher [SEP] voice type
Margarete Teschemacher
Margarete Teschemacher (3 March 190319 May 1959) was a German operatic soprano, particularly associated with the German repertory, although she sang a wide range of roles. She possessed a warm lyrico-dramatic voice and a good stage presence.
Life.
Margarete Teschemacher was born in Cologne in 1903. She studied in Cologne and made her debut there in 1923, as Micaela in "Carmen". She sang in Aachen (1924–26), Dortmund (1926–28), Mannheim (1928–30), Stuttgart (
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