Clara Butt's 1898 Concert History

Dame Clara Butt (b. February 1, 1872 in Southwick, d. January 23, 1936 in North Stoke, Oxfordshire) was a celebrated contralto. Butt made her début in London at the Albert Hall in Sir Arthur Sullivan’s Golden Legend. She made many gramophone recordings, often accompanied by the (uncredited) pianist Miss Lillian Bryant. In 1900 she married a fellow singer, the baritone Kennerley Rumford. Besides singing in many important festivals and concerts, she was honored with royal commands from Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, and King George.

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Clara Butt had 1 concert in 1898

Date Concert Venue Location
Jun 21, 1898
Clara Butt Royal Albert Hall London, England, United Kingdom

Genres:

British
Female Vocalists
UK
Opera
Oldies
Haunting
Contralto
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Latest Setlist (01/27/1913):

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  1. God Save the King
  2. Allerseelen
  3. Traum durch die Dämmerung
  4. Der Gärtner
  5. Sosarme: Rendi'l sereno al ciglio
  6. Alessandro, HWV 21: Lusinghe più care
  7. Der Nussbaum, op. 25, no. 3
  8. Die Allmacht, D. 852
  9. The Gentle Maiden
  10. Father O'Flynn
  11. King Charles
  12. Night Hymn at Sea
  13. L'angelus
  14. The Lost Chord

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Concerts Per Year:

1923 1 concert
1922 4 concerts
1920 1 concert
1913 3 concerts
1909 1 concert
1898 1 concert

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