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Marilyn Horne
Marilyn Berneice Horne, born January 16, 1934, in Bradford, Pennsylvania, United
States, is an American operatic mezzo-soprano. Horne studied voice at the
University of Southern California Thornton School of Music. Horne made her major
professional debut in 1954 dubbing the singing voice of Dorothy Dandridge in the
film Carmen Jones, while debuting with the Los Angeles Guild Opera in The
Bartered Bride. Invited by Igor Stravinsky to perform at the 1956 Venice
Festival, Horne remained in Europe for three seasons with the Gelsenkirchen
Opera, earning acclaim as Marie in Alban Berg'...
SomewhereMarilyn Horne and Leonard Bernstein
Feelin' Good / Lena in Hollywood
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How Deep Is the Ocean?, songIrving Berlin and Marilyn Horne
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O Holy NightRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra, Marilyn Horne, Columbia Symphony Orchestra and Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Sings Christmas Carols
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SomewhereMarilyn Horne and Leonard Bernstein
All Through the NightMarilyn Horne
Rockabye Baby - Lullabies with Orchestra
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