Saint-Huberty, Antoinette-Cécile
(1756–1812)> VOCALIST
Saint-Huberty, Antoinette-Cécile , née Clavel (1756, Toul; 22 July 1812, London), vocalist, received her first music lessons from the composer Lemoyne, when he was serving as orchestra leader at the Warsaw opera house. After passing four years under Lemoyne’s tutelage, she moved on to Berlin, and while in Germany she married her first husband, de Croisy. She sang for three years in Strasbourg. Word of her accomplishments reached Paris, and she was invited to join the Royal Academy of Music…