Manuel Garcia
Spanish opera singer and composer
Born
January 21st, 1775
250 years ago
Died
1832
193 years ago — 57 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Spain
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An influential opera singer and composer, contributed significantly to the development of vocal technique and opera in the 19th century. Held a prominent role in the operatic scene, gaining recognition for performances and compositions. A teacher of singing, introduced innovative vocal methods, leading to the evolution of operatic training. His contributions to opera and education were pivotal in shaping future generations of singers.
Established the Garcia method of singing
Composed operas and vocal works
Taught renowned vocalists including his daughter
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