Régine Crespin was one of France's most celebrated sopranos and mezzo-sopranos, renowned for her luminous voice and dramatic intensity. Born in 1927, she gained international acclaim for her powerful interpretations of roles in operas by Wagner, Berlioz, and Richard Strauss. Crespin made a significant impact at major opera houses, including the Paris Opera and the Metropolitan Opera, where her portrayals of roles like the Marschallin in *Der Rosenkavalier* and Didon in *Les Troyens* were widely praised. Later in her career, she transitioned into mezzo-soprano roles, continuing to captivate audiences with her artistry. Beyond opera, her recordings of French mélodies and art songs remain treasured by classical music enthusiasts.
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