Chants corses

Martha Angelici, born in the picturesque Corsican town of Cargèse in 1907, was a French operatic soprano renowned for her captivating performances in the French lyric repertoire. Her journey began in Belgium, where she honed her vocal skills under the tutelage of Alfred Mahy in Brussels. By the early 1930s, Angelici was enchanting audiences across Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg with her radiant voice on radio broadcasts. Her operatic debut came in 1936 as Mimì in Marseille, and she quickly became a staple at the Opéra de Paris from 1938 onwards. Angelici's repertoire spanned beloved roles in works by Charpentier, Bizet, Massenet, Puccini, and Gounod, among others. Her recordings, such as the enchanting "Chants Corses," offer a glimpse into her rich legacy, making her a cherished figure in the world of opera. Angelici passed away in Ajaccio in 1973, leaving behind a timeless musical heritage that continues to inspire.