Jenny Lind the Artist, 1820-1851

"Jenny Lind the Artist, 1820-1851" offers an intimate portrait of the celebrated opera singer, Jenny Lind, often referred to as the 'Swedish Nightingale.' This memoir, compiled from original documents, letters, and diaries collected by Mr. Otto Goldschmidt, delves into her art-life and dramatic career during her formative years.

Authored by Henry Scott Holland and W.S. Rockstro, this biography explores Lind's early rise to fame, her captivating performances, and the impact she had on the world of music. Readers will gain insights into her personal life, artistic development, and the challenges she faced as a prominent figure in 19th-century European society.

This book serves as an invaluable resource for those interested in music history, biographical studies, and the life of one of the most iconic voices of her time. It captures the essence of Jenny Lind's talent and enduring legacy.

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