Georges Thill (Tenor) - Short Biography

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Georges Thill (Tenor)
Born: December 14, 1897 - Paris, France Died: October 17, 1984 - Draguignan, Paris, France
The distinguished French tenor, Georges Thill, studied at the Paris Conservatoire and with Fernando De Lucia in Naples. Returning to Paris, Georges Thill sang at the Opéra-Comique. He made his first appearance at the Opéra as Nicias in Thaïs in February 1924, and continued to sing there regularly until 1940. He appeared at London’s Covent Garden in 1928 and 1937. He made his Metropolitan debut in New York as Romeo in March 1931, remaining on the company’s roster until 1932. His farewell appearance was as Canio at the Opéra-Comique in 1953. His outstanding roles included Don José, Romeo, Julien in Louise, Aeneas, and Samson. He was also a fine singer of Italian and German roles.

Source: Baker’s Biographical Dictionary of 20^th Century Classical Musicians (1997) Contributed by Aryeh Oron (January 2002)
Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works
Conductor	As	Works
Gustave Bret	Tenor	Arias from BWV 65, BWV 85, BWV 232
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Georges Thill

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