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Cvetka Ahlin

1927 – 1985

Slovenian opera singer and mezzo-sopranist

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Lived 1927 – 1985 (aged 57). Cvetka Ahlin was a Yugoslav opera singer.

Cvetka Ahlin (28 November 1927, in Cologne – 30 July 1985, in Hamburg) was a Slovenian opera singer and mezzo-sopranist. Since 1951, she was the main singer of the Ljubljana Opera. From 1956 she was a singer in the Hamburg national opera, where a.o. she sang second lady to the Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute under Karl Böhm (recorded by Deutsche Grammophon). She sang in the works of Jules Massenet and Richard Strauss. In 1967, she sang as a contralto in Smetana's Battered Bride with the German Opera Orchestra Berlin conducted by Heinrich Hollreiser.

Notable roles Charlotte in the opera Werther by Jules Massenet Octavian in the opera Der Rosenkavalier by Richard Strauss

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Who was Cvetka Ahlin?

Slovenian opera singer and mezzo-sopranist

When was Cvetka Ahlin born?

Cvetka Ahlin was born on 28 November 1927 in Ljubljana.

When did Cvetka Ahlin die?

Cvetka Ahlin died on 30 July 1985 in Hamburg.

What was Cvetka Ahlin's occupation?

Cvetka Ahlin was an opera singer.

What nationality was Cvetka Ahlin?

Cvetka Ahlin was Yugoslav.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Cvetka Ahlin

· Wikidata: Q5197146

· DBpedia: Cvetka Ahlin

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