Teresa Clotilde Del Riego

Born in Britain, Teresa Clotilde Del Riego wrote chamber, orchestral, and piano functions but is most beneficial known on her behalf a huge selection of vocal functions, which she created more than a span of around 60 years. A lot of her vocal music were adored, specifically her sentimental ballads and sacred parts; her well-known music titles consist of Homing (1917), O Dried out Those Tears (1901), Slave Melody (1899), and Lead Kindly Light (1909). This musician of Spanish and British background examined with Sir F. P. Tosti and Marie Withrow, and her education on the Convent from the Sacred Center and the Western world Central University of Music in London produced the building blocks of her songwriting top, to which she reached following the turn from the century. Soon after this era, the composer dropped her hubby, F. Graham Leadbetter, to Globe Battle I, and like a great many other music artists of that period such as for example Dame Clara Butt, Del Riego was extremely involved with wartime charity concerts. She passed on at age 91 in London, the area of her delivery. Del Riego could be appreciated for the recognition her songs taken care of through the entire twentieth hundred years (from the first 1920s onward); they have already been recorded beneath the Hyperion, EMI, Romophone, Pearl and RCA brands.