In the history of music, Krushelnytska is known as an active promoter of the works of her contemporaries, and of Richard Wagner. She could learn a part in a new opera in two days, and develop the character of a role in another three or four. On tours, she sang in four and five productions during a single week.
In addition, Krushelnytska regularly appeared in performances of the music and drama school L'Armonia. She maintained active correspondence with friends and acquaintances, covering such issues as the fate of her native Ukraine, problems of culture, recently read books. Her "leisure time" included visits to museums and historic sites, attendance at operatic and theatrical performances. Her schedule, during her studies in Milan, included vocal lessons, acting lessons, learning new parts, learning new languages – for six hours every day. The opera had been booed by the audience at its premiere in Milan's La Scala, but three months later in Brescia, a revised version of the work, with Krushelnytska singing the leading role, was a major success. In 1904, she famously became a savior of Puccini's Madama Butterfly. Even before graduation she appeared as Leonora in the Lviv Opera production of Donizetti's This brought critical acclaim to the young singer. In 1891, she entered the Lviv Conservatory from which she graduated with distinction in 1893. In her childhood she acquired a great number of folk songs which she had learned from villagers of the various places she had lived. Born into the family of Amvrosiy Krushelnytskyi, a Ukrainian priest of noble origins, the family relocated a number of times during her childhood, finally settling in the village of Bila just north of Ternopil. Krushelnytska was born in the village of Biliavyntsi, now Buchach Raion, south-west of Ternopil, Austria-Hungary (today Buchach Raion, Ukraine). Solomiya Krushelnytska (23 September 1872 – 16 November 1952) was one of the brightest soprano opera stars of the first half of the 20th century. Vote up the best opera singers in history below, or add a talented opera singer who isn't already on the list. Some of the great opera singers on this list include Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Maria Callas, Plácido Domingo, and Mario Lanza. An opera singer is a finely-tuned, highly skilled musician who has a unique, powerful voice, and can deliver a breathtaking live performance.This list features the best opera singers in the world's history, ranked by the community. They come from a variety of backgrounds and time periods, but the effect they had on the world of music and opera is incredible. Who are the best opera singers of all time? The opera singers on this list are history’s all time best performers. It takes an incredibly well-trained voice to sing opera, but the musicians on this list have mastered the craft. However, opera can be a beautiful experience, there’s nothing quite the raw power of the skilled human voice filling an entire room, communicating drama and romance. In modern entertainment, opera and theatrical drama has drawn smaller audiences than it once did years ago. Opera isn’t a genre with which the average person is very familiar.
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