Alice Tully

Soprano and philanthropist

Alice Tully - Artists & Creatives born September 14th, 1902
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Acclaimed as a leading soprano in the 20th century, significant contributions to the classical music scene included performances at the Metropolitan Opera. Established the Alice Tully Hall in New York City, enhancing the prominence of chamber music and providing a venue for emerging artists and established musicians. Actively engaged in philanthropy, supporting educational initiatives in the arts.

Performed at the Metropolitan Opera

Founded Alice Tully Hall

Supported arts education initiatives

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