Sigrid Onegin's Human Design Chart

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          Sigrid Onegin's Biography

          Franco-German operatic contralto who enjoyed a major international career prior to World War II.
          This renowned contralto first sang professionally under her maiden name, Lilly Hoffmann. After her marriage to Russian pianist and composer Eugene Onégin (1870–1919), she sang briefly as Lilly Hoffmann-Onégin before settling on Sigrid Onegin, the name by which she became famous.
          She studied in Frankfurt, Munich, and Milan, and also took lessons from famous singers of an earlier generation in Lilli Lehmann and Margarethe Siems. Her operatic debut occurred at Stuttgart in October 1912, where she appeared as Carmen. She joined the Stuttgart Opera in 1912 and the Munich Opera in 1919.
          In the 1920s, she spent two seasons at the Metropolitan Opera and one at Covent Garden, singing Amneris (Aida) as well as a variety of Wagnerian roles. In the 1930s, she sang at Salzburg and Bayreuth Festival, but she was most widely sought after for her concert performances.
          Onegin is said to have possessed the finest contralto voice heard since Ernestine Schumann-Heink, who had been a star of opera’s so-called “Golden Age” (the period between the 1880s and World War I). Onegin’s singing was celebrated for the richness of its tone, its flexibility, its size, and its expert coloratura technique. She also possessed a remarkably wide vocal range.
          Her last concert appearance came in the United States in 1938.
          She died at Magliaso, in neutral Switzerland on 16 June 1943.

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