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Joan Sutherland
Joan Alston Sutherland
Australian soprano (1926-2010).
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Joan Sutherland
Sex or Gender
Female
Country of Citizenship
Australia
Occupation
Opera Singer
Place of Birth
Sydney
Place of Death
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
11/7/1926
Date of Death
10/10/2010
Image
Given Name
Joan
Series Ordinal
:
1
Award Received
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
(6/10/1961)
Point in Time
:
6/10/1961
Spouse
Educated At
Genre
Opera
Record Label
Birth Name
Joan Alston Sutherland
Member Of
Family Name
Cause of Death
Heart Failure
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Instrument
Voice
Described by Source
BEIC Digital Library
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Start of Work Period
1947
Number of Children
1
Name in Native Language
Joan Sutherland
Father
Mother
Writing Language
English
Voice Type
Soprano
Place of Burial
Image of Grave
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Kennedy Center Honors
Alston
Series Ordinal
:
2
Hugh Reskymer Bonython
Order of Merit
(11/29/1991)
Point in Time
:
11/29/1991
Geneva
Royal Philharmonic Society Gold Medal
(2002)
Point in Time
:
2002
Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire
(12/30/1978)
Point in Time
:
12/30/1978
Australian of the Year
(1961)
Point in Time
:
1961
Mezzo-Soprano
Decca
Royal College of Music
Coloratura Soprano
Companion of the Order of Australia
(6/9/1975)
Subject Named As
:
Miss Joan SUTHERLAND, CBE
Award Rationale
:
In recognition of service to the performing arts
Point in Time
:
6/9/1975
Honorary Doctor of the University of Sydney
Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, Vol. 10
Page(s)
:
113
Sutherland
Point Piper
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
Australian National Living Treasure
Cemetery of Clarens
Montreux
Australian Academy of the Humanities
Julianne McClure
Richard Bonynge
(1954 - 2010)
Start Time
:
1954
End Time
:
2010
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