Erna Sack
Erna Dorothea Luise Sack (née Weber; 6 February 1898 – 2 March 1972) was a German lyric coloratura soprano, known as the German Nightingale for her high vocal range.
The Art Of Erna Sack
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Il Bacio - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Coppelia - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
The Last Rose Of Summer - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
El Morenito - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
La Serenata - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
You Will Return To Vienna - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
La Danza - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Auf Der Kirmes - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Barceuse De Jocelyn - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Throw Open Wide Yor Window - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Ouvre Ton Coeur - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
La Villanelle - The Art Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
The Voice Of Erna Sack
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Voices Of Spring - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Blue Danube - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Roses From The South - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Parla-Waltz - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Jubilate - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Village Swallows - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Draussen In Sievering - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Under The Lime Tree - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
I' Hab' Amal A Räuscherl G'Habt - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Tales From The Vienna Woods - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Serenata No.1, Op.6 - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Glühwürmchen - Idyll - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Zigeunerlied - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Serenade No.1 in A Major - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
I Give My Heart - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
Mein Herr Marquis - The Laughing Song - The Voice Of Erna Sack - Erna Sack
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