Marie Gutheil-Schoder
Marie Gutheil- Schoder ( born February 10, 1874 in Weimar, † October 4, 1935 in Ilmenau, Thuringia ) was a German opera singer. Your voice was soprano.
Life
Schoder Marie was the daughter of an innkeeper. She was from 1880 private music lessons and visited the Grand Ducal School of Music in Weimar. In 1891 she made her debut as Gabriel in Goethe's Faust, and was until 1900 a member of the Weimar Court Opera. There, Richard Strauss accepted her; he studied the roles of Carmen and Mignon one with her, with whom she later became famous. He also took her to Bayreuth, where she still sang in the choir. In 1899 she married Gustav Gutheil, bandmaster of the Weimar Court Theatre, with whom she lived until his death in 1914.
Gustav Mahler brought the singer to Vienna in 1900 to the Court Opera, where she remained until 1927, and the epitome of "thinking singer " was celebrated not only for their vocal performances, but especially for her spirited, captivating Art. For the first time she sang as a guest on 19 February 1900, Nedda in Pagliacci in Vienna, her debut as a member of the opera took place in the role of Carmen on May 26, 1900. In addition were important leading roles Eve, Mignon, Mimi, Martha, Pamina, Cherubino and Donna Elvira. When Mozart singer she was celebrated, but was also significant interest in contemporary music: she sang, for example, the title roles in " Salome ", " Elektra ", " Der Rosenkavalier " and " Die Frau ohne Schatten " by Richard Strauss, 1914 Esmeralda in the premiere of " Notre Dame " by Franz Schmidt, as well as the vocal part in the 2nd String Quartet and the monodrama " Erwartung" by Arnold Schoenberg. In 1920, she married her second husband, the photographer Franz Xaver Setzer. In 1925 she was made an honorary member of the Vienna State Opera.
From 1927 to 1933 Marie Gutheil- Schoder was a director and held in Salzburg Mozarteum from courses.
1961 Gutheil- Schoder -Gasse was favorite ( 10th district ) and named Liesing in Vienna ( 23rd district ) after the singer.