Cheryl Studer

Soprano acclaimed for opera performances

Cheryl Studer - Soprano acclaimed for opera performances
Born

October 24th, 1955
69 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Acclaimed American soprano and actress. Gained recognition for performances in opera and concert settings. Gained prominence in the world of classical music, especially within the operatic repertoire. Notable for a successful career on prominent opera stages internationally.

Performed at the Metropolitan Opera

Sang in productions of 'Carmen' and 'La Traviata'

Featured in concert performances worldwide

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