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VICTOR MAUREL (1848– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 907 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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VICTOR
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MAUREL (1848– )  ,
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French
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singer, was
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born at
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Marseilles, and educated in
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music at the
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Paris
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Conservatoire . He made his debut in
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opera at Paris in 1868, and in
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London in 1873, and from that
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time onwards his admirable acting and vocal method established his reputation as one of the finest of operatic baritones . He created the leading
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part in
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Verdi's Otello, and was equally
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fine in Wagnerian and
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Italian opera .

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