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Ruth Guldbæk

1919 – 2006

Danish opera singer

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Lived 1919 – 2006 (aged 86). Ruth Guldbæk was a Danish opera singer, singer and musician.

Elly Ruth Guldbæk Degerbøl née Guldbæk Jensen (1919–2006) was a Danish operatic soprano. After training at Copenhagen's Folketeatret and Det Ny Teater, she joined the Royal Danish Theatre where she made her début in 1947 as Zerline in Don Giovanni. After a long series of successful soubrette and coloratura roles, she performed in Covent Garden on three occasions in the early 1950s. Guldbæk was honoured as a Royal Chamber Singer in 1955. She was equally successful for her concert hall recitals.

Biography Born in Frederikshavn on 1 December 1919, Elly Ruth Guldbæk Jensen was the daughter of Christian Peter Jensen and Caroline Marie née Arentsen. After training in the singing class at the Folketeater and Den Ny Teater in the early 1940s, she attended the Royal Danish Theatre's opera school from 1944 to 1947.

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Who was Ruth Guldbæk?

Danish opera singer

When was Ruth Guldbæk born?

Ruth Guldbæk was born on 1 December 1919 in Frederikshavn.

When did Ruth Guldbæk die?

Ruth Guldbæk died on 14 August 2006 in Copenhagen.

What was Ruth Guldbæk's occupation?

Ruth Guldbæk was an opera singer, singer and musician.

What nationality was Ruth Guldbæk?

Ruth Guldbæk was Danish.

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· Wikipedia: Ruth Guldbæk

· Wikidata: Q12334007

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