Dubulle, Auguste-Jean
(*1858)> VOCALIST
Dubulle, Auguste-Jean (10 June 1858, Védrines-Saint-Loup, Cantal; ?), vocalist, won the prize for opera at the Conservatoire in 1879, when he was a student of Bussine and Louis Obin . He made his debut as the Inquisitor of L’Africaine on 14 November 1879 and sang the role of the king in Hamlet before the end of the year. He made such an immediate impression with his powerful bass voice that he was cast in a number of roles in quick succession over the next 17 years in addition to creating the…