In the 1920s, she began a career as a teacher and gave some advice to Germaine Lubin. Jewish,[1] she was arrested in February 1944 in occupied France. On the intervention of Alfred Cortot, she was released from the Drancy internment camp and transferred to the Rothschild hospital [fr].[2] Marya Freund was the mother of bass singer Doda Conrad.
marya, freund, other, uses, freund, december, 1876, 1966, polish, born, french, soprano, born12, december, 1876breslau, poland, died21, 1966, 1966, aged, parisoccupationsoprano, operatic, singer, contents, career, sources, references, external, linkscareer, ed. For other uses see Freund Marya Freund 12 December 1876 21 May 1966 was a Polish born French soprano Marya FreundBorn12 December 1876Breslau Poland Died21 May 1966 1966 05 21 aged 89 ParisOccupationSoprano operatic singer Contents 1 Career 2 Sources 3 References 4 External linksCareer EditShe studied violin with Pablo de Sarasate then singing with Henri Criticos and Raymond Zur Muhlen In 1913 she took part in the creation of Arnold Schonberg s Gurrelieder in Vienna and became the appointed interpreter of the Pierrot lunaire Her repertoire especially that of the 20th included Gustav Mahler Gabriel Faure Claude Debussy Maurice Ravel Igor Stravinsky Francis Poulenc Karol Szymanowski She worked within the circle of Satie Cocteau and Les Six appearing in the premiere of Satie s Socrate in 1920 In the 1920s she began a career as a teacher and gave some advice to Germaine Lubin Jewish 1 she was arrested in February 1944 in occupied France On the intervention of Alfred Cortot she was released from the Drancy internment camp and transferred to the Rothschild hospital fr 2 Marya Freund was the mother of bass singer Doda Conrad Sources EditAlain Paris Dictionnaire des interpretes Bouquins Robert Laffont 1990 p 382 ISBN 2 221 06660 XReferences Edit une cantatrice a Mont Saint Sulpice jean louis comperat e monsite com Archived from the original on 2018 12 30 la vie musicale sous Vichy Myriam Chimenes Josette Alviset edition Complexe 2001 p 47 ISBN 2 87027 864 0External links EditMarya Freund on Oxford reference Marya Freund papers the singer s personal papers in the Music Division of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Marya Freund on Encyclopedie Larousee Bits and Pieces Researching the Life of Marya Freund on musicalgeography org Marya Freund 1876 1966 Polish born French Inscribed Sovenir of Marya Freund and the opera on Scholar commons Portrait de la cantatrice Marya Freund et de ses enfants Stefan Freund et le futur Doda Conrad 1913 on Artnet Portals music France Poland Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Marya Freund amp oldid 1083381370, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
