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Hulda Lashanska papers
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Hulda Lashanska papers
[bulk ]The correspondence, photographs, clippings, music, and various papers gathered here represent the activities of Hulda Lashanska from to The bulk of the collection falls between and , and as a whole the collection primarily covers Lashanska's early and middle career years. Alphabetical arrangement by author has been used with the correspondence and music, the photographs are generally organized by size and then alphabetically by subject, the clippings chronologically: other small series are organized by subject.
The first series of correspondence is nearly all letters to Hulda Lashanska from a variety of major musical figures of the day such as Serge Koussevitzky, Josef Hofmann, Jascha Heifetz, and Ossip Gabrilowitsch. There are a few letters not to Hulda Lashanska in the collection, and one “letter-book” by Hulda Lashanska written during her tour. The letters range in date from to , the bulk of which are from the s and s.
The second series of photographs, primarily arranged by size and subject, consists of portraits and snapshots of Hulda Lashanska and many signed portraits of other notable musicians of the early 20th century. The photographs range in date from to , the majority of which are from the s and s.
The Hulda Lashanska Pape
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Hulda Lashanska
American soprano (–)
Hulda Lashanska | |
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Lashanska in | |
| Born | ()March 15, Manhattan, New York City, United States |
| Died | January 17, () (aged&#;80) Manhattan, New York City, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Other&#;names | Hulda Rosenbaum |
| Occupation | Lyric soprano |
| Years&#;active | – |
| Spouse | Harold A. Rosenbaum &#; (m.&#;)&#; |
| Children | Lenore Lashanska (–?) Peggy Lashanska (–) |
| Parent(s) | Barbette and Henry Lashanska |
Hulda Lashanska (March 15, – January 17, ) was an American lyric soprano.[1]
Biography
[edit]Hulda Lashanska was the youngest of three daughters born to Henry and Barbette Lashanska (her siblings were Rosie and Lillian) in Manhattan, New York.[2]
She studied singing with Frieda Ashforth and Marcella Sembrich.[1] Before leaving for Europe to further her studies, Lashanska's recital debut took place on May 2, , at the Lyceum Theatre in New York City, where she performed under the name "Hulda Lashan." A critic wrote "Lashanska's natural ability has been guided into proper channels by thorough instruction, and even now she sings with a measure of art and understanding very uncommon in a singer of her years and inexperience. She revealed an abundance of ex