Birthday: May 11, 1884 (Taurus)
Born In: Ias,i, Bucharest, Romania
The rags to riches story of the humble Alma Gluck is worth a read. A dutiful housewife, this simple woman became one of the greatest opera singers the world has ever witnessed. Though her talents were discovered much later in life, yet she managed to etch her name in the annals of music’s history. Originally from Romania, Gluck moved to the United States of America at a very early age. She inherited the knack for music from her father and an unparalleled voice from her mother. When a famous opera personality heard her for the first time, he was so impressed that he immediately arranged for her singing classes. She received great appreciation after her first performance and thus began her brilliant and successful seven-year long opera career. Gluck, however, was not much of an opera lover. When she became an established figure in the field of music, she began doing recitals and even carved a niche as a concert artist. Later, she devoted herself to recordings and concerts. But nonetheless, there have been very few singers of her caliber till today. Her clarity of pronunciation, splendid tone and precision in high ranges is flabbergasting. Gluck even initiated efforts at making music a whole lot more desirable a career for womenfolk.
Birthday: May 11, 1884 (Taurus)
Born In: Ias,i, Bucharest, Romania
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Died At Age: 54
Spouse/Ex-: Bernard Glick, Efrem Zimbalist (m. ?–1938)
father: Leon Feinsohn
mother: Zara
children: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Marcia Davenport
Born Country: United States
Died on: October 27, 1938
place of death: New York City
City: Bucharest, Romania
Founder/Co-Founder: American Woman's Association
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