Germaine Bailac et Marius Corpait Werther Pourquoi cette parole amère
1Germaine Bailac et Marius Corpait Werther Pourquoi cette parole amère - Odéon brun 97446 & 97465 enregistés en1090-1910
BAILAC Germaine (Jeanne Albertine Germaine BAILAC DE BORIA dite). — Mezzo-soprano (31.Toulouse, 28 mars 1881 –). Débute en participant à la première le 16 mai 1908 du Clown (Glady) d'Isaac de Camondo et chante Carmen (Carmen), Werther (Charlotte), le Roi d’Ys (Margared) et Cendrillon (Madame de la Haltière) de Massenet.
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MARIUS CORPAIT [t]. Lyons, 1877-Puteaux, 1955. His birth name had been Cropait. He studied as a baritone with Warot and Melchissédec at the Paris Conservatoire, 1903-05, and in 1906 made hisParis Opéra-Comique debut, singing there several secondary roles. He restudied as a tenor with Jules Juliani
and as such made a second debut in 1908, this time at the Paris Opéra. His major role there was Saint-Saëns’ Samson. In addition he appeared in principal parts in Bordeaux and Lyons, as well as at the Paris Gaîté-Lyrique, where he sang Jean in Hérodiade. His subsequent career has not been traced, but he is known to
have taught in his later years.